
To create it, I did a sort of tiered approach to the arrangement to bring the flowers together, rather than do a complete mix. It allows the eye to travel up and down to get the full aesthetic of the arrangement. A nice tight fitting bit of Styrofoam inside keeps the arrangement light and snug. As soon as Easter is over, my tired old wreath is coming down and this going to take its place next to the front door.

Along with the new main door arrangement, I had these two empty containers sitting on a plant stand from my grandparents' house. I wanted to brighten up our door further by putting in some greenery arrangements. For a milky white container, I found a lovely "rubber" plant with petite cream and yellow and mossy green leaves. Instead of just playing the shove it in and fluff approach, I actually cut the plant into sections and then put the springs in one by one into the Styrofoam. It helped fit the scale of the container better and keep it from looking far too leggy. (I actually used a few leftover fronds in the main door arrangement to fill out the bottom).

Finally, I found another great fern plant that I knew would be perfect for a bright turquoise clay pot. This was the easiest one since I just needed to fit in some styrofoam and then shove the center stick into it. A little bit of fluff and bend here and there, and it created a beautiful and natural looking fern.
Now my front door looks inviting and ready for the warmer weather. And heck, now I won't need to worry about a couple of plants during the hot summer!