I've been kind of slacking with this blog because school midterms are in full swing. Also, I've been spending a lot of time updating my other Christmas Blog and my travel blog.
10/25/08
Blooms From the Garden
I used patchouli leaves, areca palm fronds, heleconia foliage, and three purple heirloom roses for this vase. The roses didn't last that long, but the patchouli and palm greenery lasts for a month!
I've been kind of slacking with this blog because school midterms are in full swing. Also, I've been spending a lot of time updating my other Christmas Blog and my travel blog.
I've been kind of slacking with this blog because school midterms are in full swing. Also, I've been spending a lot of time updating my other Christmas Blog and my travel blog.
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this is a pretty arrangemen
ReplyDeleteAs I stroll the neighborhood, I see "winter bedding" flowers pansies and snapdragons in full bloom alongside colorful primroses and stock, here and there a bed of florist cyclamen or sweet alyssum or even fibrous rooted begonias.There are camellias in full bloom and deciduous magnolias, too. Here and there I'll see a stray rose bush blooming happily, though a bit straggly and in need of its annual trim. Rose pruning is done in midwinter here, which means January, although the temperatures are not those of a real winter at all.
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I enjoyed reading your blog, thanks!
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