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Schumacher Florida |
I saw this on Instagram and I think it's fabulous - just three flower stems and you have an instant flower arrangement. Talk about easy peasy and economical! A very elegant and sophisticated look for a mantel, table, or centerpiece.
These are some flowers that have long stems - roses, lilies, gladiolus, peonies, or hydrangeas, but there are many others. Fern and palm fronds would also work well.
Here are some sources for the vases. Click on the captions to link.
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Finley Long Neck Vases - see below |
I do this all the time with enormous Hosta leaves when they are in season (when the dastardly deer have not munched them down to a nubbins). My huge specimens are a perfect lime green, and they look fabulous in a slender vase. The veined and rippled texture of the leaves is incomparable. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteYes, hostas would be perfect. I do that with my massive split leaf philodendron as hostas don't like the heat here.
DeleteThey really do make a statement.
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
DeleteWhat a grand idea! I especially love the little ribbons tied on!
ReplyDeleteVery cute.
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