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Sat, Jun 30, 12 at 22:15
| I love Tasha Tudor, and I have the books about her and her gardens. The biggest thing I learned by reading them was to cut my flowers and bring them in the house. Which I did today, not the best picture but I love the arrangement!
Jenny P |
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| Beautiful. . . |
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| That lily and ladies mantle combination looks even better in a vase than it does in the garden! I am going to cut some of mine this morning to add to the vase of lilies I have. |
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- Posted by deanna_in_nh 5a/4b (My Page) on Sun, Jul 1, 12 at 9:23
| Looks fantastic! So beautiful. |
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- Posted by schoolhouse z5/ohio (My Page) on Sun, Jul 1, 12 at 10:19
| I love the look too. Nothing makes a person smile more than walking into a room and seeing a bouquet. Now you have me wondering what I can gather in my own garden - not too much right now. What are the purple flowers? I'm wracking my brain because for some reason I never can remember the name no matter how many times my friend Lana reminds me. She has them all over her borders and even in the gravel in her driveway! |
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| Thanks, Schoolhouse, those are Delpiniums, every year some get so they fall over, so I put them in the vase! |
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| jennypat, that is absolutely gorgeous, and so in keeping with your dining room! Here in Texas, we're winding down except for a few Texas toughies that will bloom all summer. |
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- Posted by schoolhouse z5/ohio (My Page) on Mon, Jul 2, 12 at 7:46
| jennypat, I was thinking of Larkspur, but after you told me now I see yours are Delph. Thanks. Pretty color. |
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| I do have larkspur growing, it has just started blooming. I only have a couple small plants this year....don't know why I hadn't thought about them til now. |
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- Posted by wonbyherwits z7b NC (My Page) on Mon, Jul 2, 12 at 16:25
| So lovely! You're quite talented with arranging. My son and his wife sent us a bouquet of lilies a few months ago. All were buds and everyday, I loved to see how many of the lilies had opened! Cameron |
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| Thank you Cameron, I chuckle at that, I didn't arrange it, I just put it in the vase. After posting the picture here, I noticed that one of the lilies looks like it's growing a lamp! These lilies smell wonderful!! |
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- Posted by prairiemoon2 zone 6a/MA (My Page) on Tue, Jul 3, 12 at 4:32
| I love the bouquet and the room it is sitting in. Very very pretty! I enjoyed Tasha Tudor books too. What kind of lilies are they? |
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| The pink one is Pixie something, the yellow ones are called "Golden Splendor", both are asiatic. Thanks |
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- Posted by calamity_j z7bc (My Page) on Thu, Jul 5, 12 at 0:55
| Just Lovely!!! I have been picking bouquets for hubby to enjoy! Sorta roll reversal(lol), me bringing him flowers!heh heh! |
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- Posted by lavendrfem z6 CT (lavendrfem@comcast.net) on Thu, Jul 5, 12 at 6:50
| Your flower arrangement is beautiful! Love your room too! |
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- Posted by party_music50 z5a NY (My Page) on Thu, Jul 5, 12 at 17:03
| I agree -- gardeners should have some of their fresh-cut flowers on the table at all times. It makes me feel so much better seeing them. :) I love your bouquet -- the green must be Lady's Mantle, which I've never grown or seen grown! I'll have to get some of that. I love your room and decor too! |
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| jennypat, is that an oak table you have in your dining room? I have one that looks just like yours, we got it from my mil in Michigan in the early 60's, it was in their basement, she got it from her mother, who had bought it used! My kids can't understand why I don't want to buy a new dining table, but I wouldn't trade it for anything! |
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| Yep, it's an oak table, I love it, except for the wobble. When we bought this 100 year old house I knew right away the diningroom needed an old oak table that matched it. Luckily the neighbor about 1 mile away had and auction that year, and I got the table I wanted, AND was in my budget. I got chairs too, but we use this everyday, and the chairs just didn't hold up, one by one they fell apart and broke. |
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| My dad, bless him, always liked to work with furniture. Just want you to think about getting someone to tighten up your table, glue it better, or put some shims in. Amazing how $50 would go toward that. Wish he was around; he'd have volunteered to do it for ya.......sniff. He just had the knack for that kind of stuff. |
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