HGTV Celebrity Flower Arrangements

HGTV Magazine gave 10 stars a flower arranging challenge using store-bought flowers and unique containers. Get ideas from the experts for using grocery store roses, tulips, lilies and more.

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Grocery Store Flower Challenge

HGTV Magazine sent 10 HGTV stars to the supermarket to pick their favorite blooms and arrange them in a creative container.

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Bright Bouquet

"I like a combo of mini carnations and spray roses in bright colors like red, yellow and orange. Mix lots of them together in a metal champagne bucket," says Cortney Novogratz, Home By Novogratz.

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Carrot Top Hydrangeas

"Try carrot tops: Clip a bundle from two bunches of carrots, add hydrangeas and place them loosely in an apothecary jar," says Casey Noble, Design on a Dime.

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Sophisticated Trio

"These three flowers always look sophisticated: white tulips, white roses (the more open, the better) and Casablanca lilies. Arrange eight to 10 of each in a colored enamel pitcher or vase. To prevent the flowers from looking too wedding-y, keep the blooms kind of messy and asymmetrical," says Emily Henderson, Secrets From a Stylist.

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Gerbera Daisies

"Soak empty Orangina bottles in warm water, then peel off the labels and put a gerbera daisy in each bottle. I like to line them up down a table," says Monica Pedersen, HGTV Dream Home.

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Contrasting Colors

"Fill a porcelain crock with a full bundle of orange roses and purple statice cut so the blooms are just above the rim. Add a few orange calla lilies snipped a little taller than the other flowers," says Meg Caswell, Meg's Great Rooms.

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Rosemary Carnations

"Take a bunch of white carnations, remove the leaves, then cut the stems down to a few inches. Add fresh rosemary and cluster them tightly in small jars set inside vintage tea tins," says Danielle Colding, Shop This Room.

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Red & White

"My no-fail bouquet: red roses with a border of white roses in a mercury-glass vase. You could even add a few more white ones in the middle, slightly raised," says David Bromstad, HGTV Design Star.

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Stripped Alstroemeria

"Put a dozen alstroemeria with the leaves stripped off in a tall white lacquer container. Stick with one color, then add stems of lemon leaf, which is often used as filler in premade bouquets," says Taniya Nayak, House Hunters on Vacation.

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Spider Mums

"Spider mums feel exotic. Fill a low cube vase with river rocks, then stick a single bloom cut very short in the middle," says Vern Yip, HGTV Design Star.

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Rose & Waxflower

"I love the beautiful simplicity of yellow roses and purple waxflower in a mason jar filled about three fourths with water. It makes a gorgeous country-style arrangement," says Amie Sikes, Junk Gypsies.

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HGTV Celebrity Flower Arrangements

Related To:

Shop This Look

Grocery Store Flower Challenge

Bright Bouquet

Carrot Top Hydrangeas

Sophisticated Trio

Gerbera Daisies

Contrasting Colors

Rosemary Carnations

Red & White

Stripped Alstroemeria

Spider Mums

Rose & Waxflower

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