Easy Floral Arrangements
by
Patti @Hearth and Vine
(IC: blogger)
Enjoy your hard work in the garden and make a beautiful centerpiece in no time
This is good when you don’t have a lot of flowers. Also for the delicate beauties that get lost in the crowd of bigger show offs. You can use a mix of clear jars and vases as I have here. Mason jars and milk bottles work great too.
My Oakleaf Hydrangea is spilling into the sidewalk so I cut it back. The large pink blooms fit nicely it this basket. I added a few sprigs of Ninebark Diablo for contrast. Tip: a ziplock plastic container fits perfectly inside for the water.
This is my favorite. Using a simple white vase I can pick anything and everything from the garden to play with and create an informal and colorful display.
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Published August 10th, 2014 2:18 PM
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Jeanette S on Aug 11, 2014If you don't have a collection of small vases, remember different jars and bottles work well. Particularly nice are the sauce bottles that narrow at the top and hold flowers in place! I have a bunch I keep around!
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Patti @Hearth and Vine on Aug 11, 2014@Jeanette S is so right. In fact one of mine came from a bottle of green olives. :)
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