I’m getting ready for the 4th of July with this rambunctious mixture of Hydrangeas in a bold red vase. This mixture features 3 types of Hydrangea: Incrediball Hydrangea, Pee Wee Oakleaf Hydrangea, and Let’s Dance Moonlight Hydrangea.
Did you know that Oakleaf Hydrangea have a subtle and pleasant fragrance? Plus they are one of the first Hydrangeas to bloom!
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Siberian Irises and Roses are popping with bright colors! These flowers are complimented with bright lego and art creations from my sons 😁
This mixture of Daisy, Coneflower, Coreopsis, and Snapdragons never gets old! These abundant blooms are at their peak at the start of summer, but will provide continuous color up until September.
Happy Gardening and Happy Summer!
The contrasting textures and shades of pink result in a fun and fluffy end of Spring arrangement.
What’s in this arrangement:
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Nothing brightens an office like magenta Peonies!
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Have you noticed a sweet smell in the air? Most likely you are smelling the Multiflora Roses that are in bloom. Yes, these invasive roses grow where you don’t want them and their thorns snag you when you’re least suspecting. But, few other plants can rival the scent of these roses.
This arrangement mixes cuttings of my neighbors Multiflora Rose with Double Knockout Roses. These roses are a perfect pair as the scent of the Multiflora Rose makes up for the Knockouts lack of fragrance. While the Knockout Rose provides bold color and structure that the Multiflora lacks.
I hope you can all take some time to stop and smell the roses….Happy Gardening!
Visit UCONN’s Connecticut Invasive Plant Working Group to learn more about this invasive rose and how to manage it.
https://cipwg.uconn.edu/multiflora-rose/#
A petite mixture of early spring blooms is the perfect way to celebrate that Spring is here!
What’s In This:
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When too much of one thing is just perfect…..
When your Incrediball Hydrangea blossoms are bigger than your dog’s head! Hydrangea arborescens ‘Incrediball‘ add a classic touch to any garden.
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Ditch the classic dozen roses and head back to a classic favorite…Lilacs!
Lilacs traditionally bloom right around Mother’s Day for only a week or 2. So cut a bunch or just a few of these fragrant beauties and place them in a busy spot to enjoy all day long! These are placed right next to the sink, for mom to enjoy!
