Warm Fellowship Botanicals styles living plants, window compositions, and dried botanicals for limestone flats from Chartrons to Saint-Pierre. This almanac maps the year by season so you can plant, refresh, and rest rooms with the Atlantic climate rather than against it.
Spring
Leaf and light return
March opens long window hours on Cours de l'Intendance façades. We restock shade-tolerant foliage for north rooms and plan sill trays before pollen peaks.
Spring commissions favour indoor greenery and street-facing window displays that greet the quay without blocking shutters.
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Summer
Courtyards hold the heat
Stone wells and shared yards in Chartrons stay cooler at noon yet dry fast in July wind. We select pots and irrigation habits that survive weekend absences.
Summer work centres on courtyard plants and rotating seasonal styling for terraces and balconies above the Garonne glare.
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Autumn
Preserve and present
September cuttings become winter colour when dried with care. We gather stems from market bunches and garden trimmings before the first Atlantic storms.
Autumn pages cover dried arrangements and a portfolio of apartments where botanicals settled into stone and timber without clutter.
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Winter
Plan the next planting
Short days invite quieter rooms and clearer budgets. We draft retainers, walk process steps, and sketch February planting windows while the city is grey-green.
Winter pages hold pricing, process, and the field notes that explain how the studio grew along the tram lines.
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