hello there.

lops & meadow is a work in progress, and we're glad to see you here. do take a look and let us know what rocks and what socks, cause we're hoping to learn from you too. we hope to create floral designs that are a little different from what is being offered right now: good flowers with a personal touch. we provide floral arrangements from hand bouquets to daisies in a teacup (and then some), so stick around and see what we can come up with.

if you like what you see and think it'll make a great gift, drop us an email and let's come up with something together. that's right, your ideas matter too. that's what makes the gifts personal.

that said, we try to make the prices as low as possible without getting our hands and ideas tied. so do email us with enquiries on interested items as prices and designs are subject to change depending on seasons and availability.

now. even if you don't want to buy anything, do check on us often. we get lonely sometimes. and after all, flowers always made people happy.

hello! we're back from bali.

the sea there is the most beautiful i've ever seen. i can just lie at the beach for hours. that's where i got the tan. well, tan is perhaps an understatement, i've got the most terrible sun burn. nevertheless, there's plenty of plumeria trees and many tiny plants which do make us feel a really excited. everything was so delicate and in such a comfortable scale. we wished it was our little courtyard where we can pick all the beautiful flowers to make the most charming bouquets.




now that we're back at our tropical island, we're going to nurseries and getting our hands on our favourite flowers. This has got to be one of my favourites. though its not often available here. It looks and smells exactly like chamomile but i'm not sure if it is. they're probably from the same family but i checked the latin name and they aren't quite the same thing. having these really make me happy!



as a new member of lops and meadow, quincy sure likes having flowers around, though i'm sure it's not for the same reasons.



i'm very inspired by this, http://www.windowfarms.org/ and i'm really determined to plant more at my window.



for those who can't get enough of our most beautiful member in our team, here she is.


Posted by lops & meadow at 5:03 PM