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Help! Need rosemary topiaries!
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Posted by Alex FL (alexnewton5@hotmail.com) on Tue, Apr 17, 01 at 22:54
| Hello All,
I hope someone can help me. I am assisting a stylist for a kitchen trade show, and we need some beautiful rosemary topiaries. No-one here in Orlando seems to know what I am talking about, so I hoped that some kind person here would be able to put me in touch with people who do. There is time to have them shipped, as the show doesn't open until April 27. I would greatly appreciate any assistance. Please either email me personally, or reply to this post.
Thankyou in advance,
Alex |
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RE: Help! Need rosemary topiaries!
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Alex,
Sorry, all my rosemary topiaries are in the ground and not moveable. But.....suggest you visit some nearby nurseries and purchase large rosemary plants in pots. As a stylist, with a pair of scissors and some imagination you should be able to fashion some stunning ones. A snip here, a twist there, maybe working some branches through napkin rings....ideas like that. Or placing a pot of rosemary in one of those wire basket chickens and working the branches around the form or using large kitchen utensils and rosemary. You could quickly imbed big forks, etc. in plaster of paris to secure them and then work with the rosemary around them. Hot glueing cups and saucers together in strange angles and working a rosemary plant through your creation. Crazy ideas like that. I am certain there will be other suggestions. |
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| I bought tree shaped rosemary at Lowe's in Melbourne. You need to check some of the local nurseries. Try Rockledge Gardens. They have a great selection and knowledgeable staff. |
RE: Help! Need rosemary topiaries!
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| Try these sites: http://www.topiaryjoe.com/topiary/topiary_gallery.htm http://www.topiarystore.com/ |
RE: Help! Need rosemary topiaries!
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| I too would be most interested to know more about this! Regards, Karin. |
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