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Merry Christmas to all! |
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And best wishes for a wonderful new year! |
As Christmas falls on Monday, Cathy of Rambling in the Garden is streamlining her usual "In a Vase on Monday" post but visit her there to see what she and others pull together over the holiday.
All material © 2012-2017 by Kris Peterson for Late to the Garden Party
Beautiful arrangement, have a Merry Christmas, Kris!
ReplyDeleteAnd a merry Christmas to you, Eliza!
DeleteMerry Christmas, Kris! Your vases are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Renee! Merry Christmas to you as well!
DeleteMerry Christmas, Kris! the Grevilleas in the vase look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas MDN!
DeleteMerry Christmas to you and your husband. The grevillea always looks so exotic. Works well with the nandina berries.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie. I hope you and your husband have a wonderful Christmas!
DeleteMerry Christmas to you
ReplyDeleteGod jul, Mariana!
DeleteWhat a beautiful festive arrangement. The nandina berries are gorgeous. Happy Christmas Kris.
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you, Chloris!
DeletePerfect ! Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteThanks Patsi! Have a wonderful Christmas!
DeleteMerry Christmas, Kris!
ReplyDeleteRight back at you, Denise!
DeleteMerry Christmas Kris! That's a very pretty arrangement, the Grevillea gives it a rather airy quality.
ReplyDeleteYou can't go wrong with Grevilleas in my opinion. Merry Christmas Alison!
DeleteMerry Christmas Kris! Oh to have Grevilleas blooming...(my garden is covered with ice and snow...).
ReplyDeleteOh dear. I heard that there was snow up in the PNW. There's no precipitation of any kind here, Loree, and it's fairly warm - you'd love it!
DeleteMerry Krismas!
ReplyDeleteHa! Thanks Peter, and best wishes for a merry Christmas to you!
DeleteMerry Christmas! What a lovely vase. You are simply amazing. Have you learned it anywhere?
ReplyDeleteI've had no formal instruction in floral design but I continue to learn new things from those who participate in the IAVOM meme. Best wishes for the holidays!
DeleteLovely and you make me miss Nandinas, which seems impossible. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI've mixed feelings about Nandinas, Amelia - they can quickly lose their shape when they're not pruned carefully. Those I inherited with the garden weren't very shapely to begin with and my efforts to whip them back into condition can be described as half-hearted at best. But they're partially hidden next to the house and I can pilfer their berries at will, which makes them useful.
DeleteMerry Christmas!
Kris, the berries are worth it!
DeleteBeautiful! Merry Christmas, sis!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Eric! I hope you and D had a merry Christmas too.
DeleteHi Kris, phew I just made it on time to wish you a very Merry Christmas before it is all over again. In Germany we have one more holiday tomorrow which is so much more reasonable.:-)
ReplyDeleteYour bouquet is very lovely and I hope you had a wonderful celebration with your friends.
Warm regards,
Christina
Best wishes for the new year, Christina!
DeleteI hope your holiday was as beautiful as your bouquet.
ReplyDeleteThanks HB! I hope you thoroughly enjoyed your holiday too!
DeleteAre the berries from the nandina? They are wonderful and really bring out the red in the grevillia. Thanks for sharing Kris, and have a lovely time with your family
ReplyDeleteThe berries are from the Nandina, Cathy. Unlike the Nandina's flowers, the berries have great staying power in a vase. Happy Boxing Day to you!
DeleteMmn, I don't have a Nandina...Merry Christmas and I look forward to seeing your vases through the next year.
ReplyDeleteThere are LOTS of new Nandina cultivars now, some dwarfs and some with usual coloration. You'll have to explore the options, Alison!
DeleteVery nice, Kris! I like the breadth, shape, and color of this arrangement. Merry Christmas and best wishes for a fabulous New Year!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for the new year to you too, Beth!
DeleteA beautiful holiday bouquet! The Grevillea flowers and nandina berries make such fabulous companions.
ReplyDeleteI've missed so much over the past few weeks, but I did peek in and enjoy the shot of Pipig under the tree. :) I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
I hope you enjoyed Christmas too, Amy, and that your new horses are settling into their new home.
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