Today it dawned on me that I'm completely wasting the beauty of my landscaping flowers by not bringing in some cuttings.

We only have 2 weeks left at this house and so I decided to cut a few of my every-so-lovely echinaceas!



since I've packed up nearly everything that serves little daily purpose, I had to find something other than vases to put these flowers in - enter pint canning jar.
This particular jar is one of my favorites. ("how can you have a favorite canning jar?" you ask?) It's not round like most of the others - it's square! It just has an old-style to it that I can't help but love.



there was also one lonely bloom that I managed to knock off while mowing, so I brought that in too and "floated" it in a wine glass
(I guess these particular flowers aren't very good floaters - they just sink)



We only have 2 weeks left at this house and so I decided to cut a few of my every-so-lovely echinaceas!
since I've packed up nearly everything that serves little daily purpose, I had to find something other than vases to put these flowers in - enter pint canning jar.
This particular jar is one of my favorites. ("how can you have a favorite canning jar?" you ask?) It's not round like most of the others - it's square! It just has an old-style to it that I can't help but love.
there was also one lonely bloom that I managed to knock off while mowing, so I brought that in too and "floated" it in a wine glass
(I guess these particular flowers aren't very good floaters - they just sink)
you got some great shots of those... love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are some beautiful flowers. I really like the 4th and 6th shot.
ReplyDeleteYou got some great shots of these flowers. I really like the 6th one.
ReplyDeleteyou better take some of your bulbs to the new house with you!
ReplyDeleteSara - the plan is already in the works!!! (they're actually regular root perennials, thank goodness, because I hate digging bulbs!) I plan to harvest the seeds before we leave! I'm sure I'll share something about that before the end of the year! ;)
ReplyDeleteSo Pretty
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