Here's one simple In a Vase on Monday post I managed to put together yesterday.
My yellow Leucospermums are still relatively abundant
Back view
Overhead view
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| Clockwise from the upper left: Abelia 'Kaleidoscope', Agonis flexuosa 'Nana', Alstroemeria 'Indian Summer', Leonotis leonurus, and Leucospermum 'High Gold' |
Arrangement in place
I look forward to joining Cathy at Rambling in the Garden and the rest of the IAVOM crowd sharing a post now and again.
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Kris! I'm so happy you were able to be in the garden again to gather this gorgeous display. All the healing thoughts to you. You've been very missed.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracy! I've missed everyone.
DeleteWelcome back - you were definatley missed!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I hope to "see" more of everyone in the future.
DeleteNow that is one stunner of a vase. And so glad to see you back. Treat yourself well and take the time you need. I am sending much healing energy and love to you my friend.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna. I need all the healing energy I can get! It's still a rough road.
DeleteBentornata. Non vedevo l'ora
ReplyDeleteThank you Lisa!
DeleteIt's nice to see you back on the blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to be back, Jeanette. I hope to be present more often, if not perhaps as frequently as in the past.
DeleteBeautiful arrangement Kris, and it was fantastic to see your blog name pop up this morning. Best of all, this means you've been out in your garden, a healing place for sure... now don't over do it!
ReplyDeleteI'm pacing myself, Loree - I still don't have much choice at this point. It's "interesting" what a brief blip in one's brain can do.
DeleteThis post made my day! Gathering flowers again says it all. I've often thought this past year how the gardens we've had such fun making become incredibly important in times of our need -- and I know your garden is speeding along your recovery.
ReplyDeleteI missed a surprising number of flowers this spring but part of that had to do with that nasty heatwave we experienced in early March when I was stuck in rehab, Denise ;) I'm working to get my dahlia bulbs in gear now!
DeleteOh this is gloriously cheery and sunny, Kris , and must be a joy to have in person to admire close up. I am so pleased you are able to enjoy some aspects of your garden again, but I imagine it is slow going. My love and best wishes to you
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy! It is indeed slow going. I keep hoping that the switch will turn back on at full power at some point but I'm not sure that's how I can expect things to work...
DeleteGreat to see you back, Kris and cheers to your ongoing recovery. The vase is beautiful, I love the happy colors and covet all of it - if only the humidity would go away! Ame.lia.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ame. The weather's been weird here too - a major heatwave in March, then rain in late April (if not a lot of it).
DeleteSo pleased you are feeling up to making arrangements, this one is fabulous, what amazing blooms. Hope you continue to make progress, Love x
ReplyDeleteSmall steps forward, if also the occasional ones backward, Noelle. But the progress is generally good. I do get impatient, though ;)
DeleteSo nice to see you back to posting, Kris. You have been in my thoughts all these weeks! Hope you are well on your way to full recovery. 💕 Take care. Eliza
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