At Long Last - At sunny meadows flower farm in Columbus, Ohio, the same cutting beds that feed summer's fresh bouquets also provide bunches of everlastings for use in dried arrangements

At sunny meadows flower farm in Columbus, Ohio, the same cutting beds that feed summer's fresh bouquets also provide bunches of everlastings for use in dried arrangements and wreaths-both their own creations and yours. color us inspired.

- By Hannah Agran

At sunny meadows flower farm in Columbus, Ohio, the same cutting beds that feed summer's fresh bouquets also provide bunches of everlastings for use in dried arrangements and wreaths-both their own creations and yours. Color us inspired.

Play to the vase

Highlights in this petite display include wispy sea oats, nigella pods, burgundy cockscomb, purple globe amaranth and yellow marigolds, all nestled in a vessel from Convivial, a studio in Kansas City, Missouri. Arranging dried flowers requires a gentle touch. The brittle stems resist nudging, but that also means they stay put.

How to: Dry flowers