Yearly Archives: 2009
We don’t normally bounce our arrangement to and fro but here we have one that reminds us of a blue paper cone full of whitish yellow french fries. “Thrashers, down on the Boardwalk,” we say, “down at the ocean (Ocean City, MD) Hon!” Flip side from my better half, I asked him what the arrangement […]
This Trench Art mortar shell vase has Safari King in green and red standing straight and tall. Around are pink and lavender limonium in a swirl, adding a curve movement.
This arrangement is meant to be seen from all angles. It’s fun to have the sun behind you and try not to take the photograph with yourself casting such a shadow. The cut crystal vase dictated a Victorian, cottage look. The flowers, alstromeria, lisianthus, shrub roses, mums and limonium are small in scale and their […]
One of the vases to have in your arsenal, a vase that makes it easy for you to arrange flowers in quick order to greet your guests at the door. Sunny yellow does it well.
Look at that Safari King. The light shining through to show the yellow tinge inside. It is surrounded by pink lisianthus, pink and white larkspur, white and pink alstromeria, pink limonium and burgundy with gold centered mums. Originally from the southern hemisphere, Safari King, also known as Protea, is now grown in the great flower […]
