Our Spring sale was so popular, we decided to offer a Summer sale too! Many of our most popular individual Manzanita branches sizes are on sale, and for a limited time our case prices have been lowered on our 18″-24″ and 24″-30″ natural manzanita!
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Take a look at this brand new product, available only from Blooms and Branches. These rare and elegant Silverwood Manzanita branches are icy grey with bands of tan and dark ash colors, caused naturally from exposure to the harsh, high altitude environment of the San Gorgonio mountains of California. Click here to see the sizes.
FYI, there is a Spring sale on the most popular Manzanita branch sizes, now in effect at bloomsandbranches.com. The sale has been extended. 
Also check out the new Sample Pack, which includes one 18″ and 24″ Manzanita branch. Sometimes it’s difficult to decide which size to use, and this is a great way to compare and see what will work best before placing an order.
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That’s right! You can now get a pair of stuning 48″ natural Manzanita trees shipped via FedEx, shipping included! These are great for placement on each side of an entrance, as wedding trees, wish trees, or on each side of a gazebo, alter, etc. And what a deal this is at only $182.00! It used to be that you had to purchase 8 pieces and have them shipped via freight, with shipping alone at around $275.00. Thanks to some creative container building, these are now available for a much more reasonable cost. Click here for information and purchasing.
Your wish is granted! Finally, to all of those that requested a place where you can pick out your branches, we have a store (actually a showroom) and a warehouse. The warehouse is FULL of MANZANITA and other decorative branches, like Birch trees of all sizes, birch twigs, Curly Willow, Mitsumata, Willow Poles, Grapewood, and lots of other goodies. We have a few centerpieces examples to look at so you can see how they are created.
If you would like to save on shipping, simply place your order at BloomsAndBranches.com and select the Store Pick Up shipping option at checkout.
If you are planning to come by, be sure to call first and check our stock as we do all of our shipping from here and stock can fluctuate daily! Call (909) 215-4125.
Our location: 8400 Maple Place, #113, Rancho Cucamonga California 91730
Here’s a great new concept to make Manzanita centerpieces easier: Check out the new centerpiece kit that includes the branch (36″), orchids, crystals and beads: Manzanita Centerpieces Kit
If you are making centerpieces or creating a wish tree or seating card tree, creating a sturdy base is the first step. As seen in the “creating a base” tutorial in this blog, you’ll need a paper mache container. These can be a challenge to find, so BloomsAndBranches.com decided to add them to the growing inventory of floral supplies. You can buy them individually, or by the case! They come in green or white. Take a look at this link: Paper Mache Containers for Manzanita Centerpieces.
Enjoy!
-KD
Many of you have sent numerous questions regarding Manzanita branches, and a new Frequently Asked Questions page has been posted at the Blooms and Branches main website. Click here to take a look here for answers to the most commonly asked questions about Manzanita branches.
-KD
Since the launch of DecorativeBranches.com, those in the event plannning and wedding coordination field have found a great resource for ordering items in bulk, especially the popular Manzanita branches. The site just started offering an account login that allows account holders to order online and receive their discount. If you are a service provider, take a few minutes and create a commercial buyer’s account at http://www.decorativebranches.com/application.php
KD
Here’s another very cool idea for Manzanita! Using either sandblasted, or natural (painted white), hang these ornamental Easter eggs for a terrific looking centerpiece: Click here for photo
These are available at Williams Sonoma for $16.00. You can also buy a complete tree (artificial) but it’s quite expensive, and Manzanita would look much nicer.