BL - you shouldn't have admitted to being the only entry!
It's gorgeous though, and you thorughly deserved your prize. I tend to use one colour arrangements, similar to pots in the garden but I love other people's glorious mixes, and the variety.
AuntyR's and Marion's are beautiful too. I'd be delighted to have any of those on a table or window sill.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I love your selection Busy - very Summer-celebration.
Happymarion - the Sweet Williams are fab - they definitely say August to me. What are the berry-like sprays? I had them in my wedding boquet and can't recall the name...
He he Fairy. Some smashing burgundy and claret colours appearing in the garden - particularly the pink Hydrangeas turning. Will leave to dry on the stems for a bit longer then collect some for dried flower displays.
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BL - you shouldn't have admitted to being the only entry!
It's gorgeous though, and you thorughly deserved your prize. I tend to use one colour arrangements, similar to pots in the garden but I love other people's glorious mixes, and the variety.
AuntyR's and Marion's are beautiful too. I'd be delighted to have any of those on a table or window sill.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I love your selection Busy - very Summer-celebration.
Happymarion - the Sweet Williams are fab - they definitely say August to me. What are the berry-like sprays? I had them in my wedding boquet and can't recall the name...
Looks like a Hypericum berry AuntyR.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
It is hypericum. I have that one and one with white berries.
Yes! Thanks both. I had a September wedding so had creamy yellow roses, orange-y Alstroemerias, and red hypericum. I should grow all those really...
Thank you. It was supposed to show what is flowering in the garden, but I tend to bung everything in anyway.
Gosh, Marion, Sweet Williams now, how lovely, mine finished ages ago.
Yes hypericum which florists use a lot of I notice. This one has salmon coloured berries which turn to black.
September's offering: a wine-inspired posy...
(wasn't wine ingestion that inspired me, but the wine glass I had to use as all jam jars occupied!)
We believe you AuntyR.....
Really beautiful
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
He he Fairy. Some smashing burgundy and claret colours appearing in the garden - particularly the pink Hydrangeas turning. Will leave to dry on the stems for a bit longer then collect some for dried flower displays.