Floral designer Laurie Henderson of Fab Floral incorporared local and seasonal peonies with an eclectic mix of blooms and antlers for an unique bridal bouquet. Photography: Alex Knight Photography

Farmer-florist Beth Barnett grows cut flowers at her Michigan farm and designs beautiful bouquets and arrangements from her Chicago-based studio. This arrangement features Larkspur Farm-grown peonies with roses, hydrangea, dusty miller and carnation. Photography: Larkspur Chicago

Floral designer Laurie Henderson of Fab Floral incorporared local and seasonal peonies with an eclectic mix of blooms and antlers for an unique bridal bouquet. Photography: Alex Knight Photography

A stunning fall centerpiece, grown and arranged by Eileen Tongson of Orland-based FarmGal Flowers. Fresh, seasonal ingredients include: Cafe au lait dahlias, Sebastian dahlias, orange cosmos, cockscomb celosia, Italian white sunflowers, scabiosa, zinnias, creamy yellow Dahlias, thai basil and apple mint. Design and photograph (c) FarmGal Flowers

Kate Estwing of St. Louis-based City House Country Mouse, sources Missouri-grown flowers for her arrangements, including this one designed around white and blush peonies. Photography: City House Country Mouse

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen upholstery and casegood furnishings, area rugs, mirrors, lamps and accents. Historic Chandelier that is half gas and half electric with plaster-cast Russian Jingle Bells and Poinsettia adorning the ceiling. Fresh Greens, Holiday Trees, Garlands, and Swags by Beth Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist. Professional Photographs by RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen upholstery and casegood furnishings, area rugs, artwork, lamps and accessories. Fresh Mantle Greenery/Hydrangea, Holiday Trees, Garlands and Swags by Beth-Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist. Professional Photographs by RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

Cassandra Kubik, a farmer-florist at Pine Hill Farm in Walker, Iowa, grew and arranged a seasonal autumn bouquet featuring: 'Bronze Fleece' and 'Fleur de lis' heirloom mums, dusty Miller, eucalyptus, burning bush foliage, 'Iced tea', 'Cafe au Lait' and 'Punkin Spice' dahlias.

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Vermont farmer-florist Liz Krieg of Maple Flower Farm cut from her fields and gardens to create a beautiful American Flowers Week centerpiece featuring peonies, irises and foliages. (c) Maple Flower Farm

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Detail of bridal bouquet, designed by Cassandra Kubik, a farmer-florist at Pine Hill Farm in Walker, Iowa. She grew and arranged a seasonal autumn bouquet featuring: 'Bronze Fleece' and 'Fleur de lis' heirloom mums, dusty Miller, eucalyptus, burning bush foliage, 'Iced tea', 'Cafe au Lait' and 'Punkin Spice' dahlias.

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen - furnishings, accessories, artwork, lighting. Homeowner's Historic dining room wood pieces. Fresh Mantle Greens/Hydrangea, Wreaths and Swags by Beth Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist. Professional Photographs by RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

LauraLee Symes of Portland-based Sellwood Flower Co., sourced all Oregon-grown flowers for this lovely seasonal centerpiece, including peonies and viburnum. Photography: Sellwood Flower Co.

Farmer-Florist Eileen Tongson of FarmGal Flowers grew and arranged her beautiful centerpiece featuring dahlias (Breakout, Cafe Au lait, Sweet Natalie), lisianthus, spearmint; and echeveria from Branette Farms Photography: Lacey Irving

Farmer-florist Lynn Windmeyer of Homeplace Fields, based outside Kansas City, designed a dahlia-centric bridal bouquet inspired by her seasonal harvest. Other ingredients include: Zinnias, Eucalyptus, Cosmos, Celosia, Lisianthus, Dusty Miller and Strawflower Photography: Homeplace Fields Flower Farm

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen upholstery and casegood furnishings, artwork, lamps and accessories. Homeowners Historic wood dining pieces. Fresh Mantle Greenery/Magnolia, Holiday Trees, Garlands and Swags by Beth-Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist. Professional Photographs by RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

Photo: Kitty Sharkey

Farmer-florist Mary Schaefbauer of Sonnenblume Flowers in Brainerd, Minn., used flowers from her fields as well as foraged greenery to design this whimsical scene. Florals include: Rudbeckia, zinnia, marigold, cosmos, snapdragon, bunny tail grass; and goldenrod, tansy, jerusalem artichoke from the ditches and meadows.