Monday, October 17, 2016

TABLE BOUQUETS

Today it was time to wash the linens from all
the tea tables.  I set all the bouquets on
the buffet and they looked "shareable".


Even a first year garden bloomed enough flowers that I didn't
have to go to the market to supplement!



Give someone a tiny bouquet - it's charming - see them smile!


These are simple "drop in" bouquets:


Someone might remember this bird vase I got
at the Lafayette, Colorado Flea Market:


The butterfly bushes are buzzing with activity
 today, along
with the cosmos!







17 comments:

  1. Your sweet colorful bouquets are lovely, Bernideen!

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  2. So pretty for a tea, and I love all your vintage containers. I rarely use a formal vase, usually something vintage or a mason jar. Your garden did very well. The zinnias are so bright this year, I don't know if was new seeds or the fierce sunshine we had. Hoping to do a bouquet tomorrow, I'll use your lovely ones for inspiration. Thanks, Sandi

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  3. So very pretty! I must get to the flowers and cut what hydrangea I have left. Your flowers are an inspiration both in color and presentation!

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  4. Your tea looks like so much fun! What a great place you have to give your teas. Everything looks just beautiful and your bouquets are sweet.

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  5. I love these bouquets--so sweet, XOXO

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  6. You obviously have a green thumb, to have so many nice flowers from a first year garden! I'm very impressed. Beautiful!

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  7. They look so pretty all grouped together. Do you buy a cosmo plant or plant by seed? And are they perennial?

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  8. Just lovely. You are a fabulous gardener since these delights are from a first-year garden. Impressive!

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  9. All tour bouquets are just so sweet and I know they made pretty centerpieces for your tea party, Bernideen!

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  10. The bouquets are so pretty grouped together and your containers are pretty. Guess you have a green thumb as well as decorator.

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  11. Such pretty bouquets, Bernideen. A lovely reminder of your tea party!

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  12. Bernideen I really loved to see all these 'tussie mussies' in a wonderful variety of vases. That little jug with the blue bird is just gorgeous.

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  13. Oh, I love these pretty little bouquets. They are so charming.

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  14. You certainly do have a green thumb Bernideen. Absolutely love your drop in bouquets! I just cut my butterfly bushes all back. Readying for winter. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  15. These are so pretty! Thank you for hosting at Home Sweet Home!

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