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Showing posts with label dried flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dried flowers. Show all posts
Saturday, January 22, 2011
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dried flowers
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Pumpkin Parade
Thanks to everyone who visited with us for Open House, making it our second largest ever! Everything's coming up pumpkins these days:)
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dried flowers,
fall garden
Monday, June 28, 2010

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dried flowers,
repurposing
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Dried Flower Designs
Such a beautiful blooming show happening outside in the garden right now. We'll show you some more pictures of what's in bloom over the next few days. In the meantime, here's a peek inside the shop!


Hydrangea topiary with gardening accents.
And one of our all-time customer favorites, the twiggy wreath.


Hydrangea topiary with gardening accents.
And one of our all-time customer favorites, the twiggy wreath.
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dried flowers
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
How To Dry Peony Flowers
Wow, what a bumper crop this year! Gorgeous!
Ever thought about drying your own peony blossoms? Well, if you've got the flowers growing in your garden, we'll talk you through it! Just cut a few stems of blossoms. Doesn't matter if they're wet from all these rains--just shake them gently in a downward motion while holding the stem just under the head (so that it doesn't break). It's okay to leave some leaves on the stems.
Gather three stems into a bundle, staggering the blooms at different heights. Don't be tempted to make larger bundles--any more than three will slow down the drying time. Twist a rubber band around the stems and trim the stems off even at the bottom.
Straighten out a paper clip so there is a hook at both ends. Insert one end of the hook into the rubber band holding the stems, then hang the bundle from the hook at the other end of the paper clip.
There ya go . . . any questions, be sure to let us know! You'll be enjoying your peonies all year til they come back around again next spring :-)
Ever thought about drying your own peony blossoms? Well, if you've got the flowers growing in your garden, we'll talk you through it! Just cut a few stems of blossoms. Doesn't matter if they're wet from all these rains--just shake them gently in a downward motion while holding the stem just under the head (so that it doesn't break). It's okay to leave some leaves on the stems.
Gather three stems into a bundle, staggering the blooms at different heights. Don't be tempted to make larger bundles--any more than three will slow down the drying time. Twist a rubber band around the stems and trim the stems off even at the bottom.
Straighten out a paper clip so there is a hook at both ends. Insert one end of the hook into the rubber band holding the stems, then hang the bundle from the hook at the other end of the paper clip.
There ya go . . . any questions, be sure to let us know! You'll be enjoying your peonies all year til they come back around again next spring :-)
Labels:
dried flowers,
how-to
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Sunflower Season
Right now, the gardens are bursting with color, and are ready for a walk!
~ We have several new product lines, and just added locally-crafted vintage flatwear jewelry – it’s very cool! And coming soon – artistic renditions of garden decorations made from glass & metal.
~ We are reducing prices for Spring & Summer items to make room for the most amazing Fall season ever! Stop by & say “Hi”!
From the Garden
Gail
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dried flowers,
wreaths
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