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Forest berriesTreesGalleryCraftsName the flowerFamily AppGAMESXAR
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Льон
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Now in the workshop

September at the workshop

Active harvest — a lot is moving from field to drying room.

Harvesting this month
Pampas grassHydrangeaRose hips
Herbal teas

Teas of Ukraine

Ten plants from Ukrainian forests and gardens that make evening teas, cure colds, and chase away autumn blues. Rules for what to blend — and what to never combine.

01
Rose hips
Immunity
02
Chamomile
Calm
03
Peppermint
Digestion
04
St. John's wort
Mood
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Seasonal calendar

When to sow, when to harvest

Yearly map of planting and harvest for the 16 plants we use in our bouquets. Current month highlighted.

January at the workshop
Rest — the plant sleeps
☽
Full moon3
Last quarter11
New moon18
First quarter25
February at the workshop
↑ Sow
Lavender
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Full moon2
Last quarter9
New moon17
First quarter24
March at the workshop
↑ Sow
ChamomileGypsophilaMint
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Full moon3
Last quarter11
New moon18
First quarter26
April at the workshop
↑ Sow
StaticeWheatSunflower
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Full moon2
Last quarter9
New moon17
First quarter24
May at the workshop
↑ Sow
StrawflowerThistle
◊ Harvest
Feather grass
☽
Last quarter9
New moon16
First quarter24
Full moon31
June at the workshop
◊ Harvest
GypsophilaRosesFeather grass
☽
Last quarter7
New moon15
First quarter22
Full moon30
July at the workshop
◊ Harvest
LavenderRosesStaticeChamomile
☽
Last quarter7
New moon14
First quarter22
Full moon29
August at the workshop
◊ Harvest
WheatHydrangeaMintStrawflower
☽
Last quarter5
New moon13
First quarter20
Full moon28
September at the workshop
· now
◊ Harvest
Pampas grassHydrangeaRose hipsSunflower
☽
Last quarter4
New moon11
First quarter19
Full moon26
October at the workshop
◊ Harvest
Pampas grassRose hipsThistle
☽
New moon11
First quarter18
Full moon26
November at the workshop
◊ Harvest
Rose hipsEucalyptus
☽
Last quarter2
New moon9
First quarter17
Full moon24
December at the workshop
Rest — the plant sleeps
☽
New moon9
First quarter16
Full moon24
Last quarter31
Ukraine weather

What's in the sky above the field

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19°
Kyiv
Overcast
Жм🌧22°15°
Сб🌧18°12°
Жс☁️18°13°
Дс☁️20°12°
Сс☁️22°12°
Ср☁️22°13°
Бс🌧24°13°
🌧
14°
Lviv
Rain
Жм🌧18°14°
Сб🌦13°11°
Жс🌦18°10°
Дс☁️20°10°
Сс🌦20°11°
Ср🌤23°11°
Бс🌦16°13°
☁️
22°
Odesa
Overcast
Жм☁️25°18°
Сб☁️25°19°
Жс🌦21°16°
Дс☁️22°16°
Сс☁️23°15°
Ср🌦21°16°
Бс🌫24°13°
☁️
18°
Podillia
Overcast
Жм☁️24°16°
Сб🌧16°13°
Жс☁️17°13°
Дс☁️21°12°
Сс☁️21°9°
Ср🌤23°12°
Бс🌧24°12°
Data: Open-Meteo
Podillia field

Wind at Podillia workshop — week ahead

m/s · 14 days
0364Жм11NW4Сб12NE3Жс13N5Дс14NW4Сс15NW2Ср16W4Бс17SW4Жм18NW2Сб19SW5Жс20S4Дс21NW5Сс22NW5Ср23NW4Бс24SW
≤ 6 m/s — calm≥ 7 m/s — strongtodayData: Open-Meteo
Why Dryflower

Natural materials

We work only with hand-picked plants dried in-house.

Long-lasting

Keep their color and shape for over 2 years with zero care.

Handmade

Every bouquet is assembled by hand by our makers in Ukraine.

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