I was wondering how many hydrangeas people would suggest putting into a 1 liter mason jar for center pieces. I was thinking one with green foliage and perhaps some baby's breath. Suggestions?
If you do it short so that basically it's sitting on top of the jar I think one will be ok, but if you plan on having it more like a vase I think one might look lost. I would recomment 3 because then they will fall nicely & 2 would look odd. I heard a florist once say in odd numbers.
One will not be enough unless it is a huge hydrangea. I would skip the baby's breath and just use 3 hydrangea stems. Just remember that depending on the hydrangea the heads could be small or ridiculously large so I would order some extras just in case. Then fill in any bare space with some greenery like seeded eucalyptus, salal leaves or pittosporum.
I agree. Some hydrangea stems are very clustered and big. If that's the case 1-2 stems per vase should do. The smaller the cluster, the more stems per vase you will need.
Re: How many hydrangeas for a one liter mason jar
If you do it short so that basically it's sitting on top of the jar I think one will be ok, but if you plan on having it more like a vase I think one might look lost. I would recomment 3 because then they will fall nicely & 2 would look odd. I heard a florist once say in odd numbers.