Our dining room table has recently been decorated with a bright small bouquet of Daffodils and birch twigs. Mrs. F.G. was trimming the White Birch tree a little, and picked four of the Daffodils that grow below it. She tucked some birch twigs into the vase as well as the flowers, for a touch of whimsy.
The rounded glass bowl with a handle , on a beautiful silver plate, the perfect setting for the flowers and twigs. . Greenery makes a display special, I see our local florist has blue gum leaves, toi toi branches, some the pale cream feathers, some are dyed, and some branches that are about 3 feet tall.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this. It's so beautiful and filled with life, spring, and delight. Thanks for sharing this very special bouquet.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely arrangement :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Simple and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHooray for SPRING!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I wonder if they will root - that would be something.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely and cheerful!
ReplyDeleteDandy bouquet -- with two different kinds of flowers. Can't imagine they'll set roots without using a rooting hormone, but ...
ReplyDeleteAn appealing sight.
ReplyDeleteNice floral touch but you could plant the rooted twigs in a Planter over the winter then plant the growths outside next spring.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy what nature gives you.
It's about time.
How surprising.
ReplyDeleteLovely bouquet!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty.
ReplyDeleteBirch twigs and daffodils......who knew:))
ReplyDeleteIt is great to see nature waking.
ReplyDeleteI have rooted some pussy willow branches which I honestly don't want but I hate to kill plants. Maybe I could plant them on the neighbors.
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