Visit my friend Noelle, for other Garden Bouquets and send some her way to post in August. She's at www.azplantlady.com
Mussaenda luteola
Serena purple Angelonia
Evolvulus nuttallianus ~ Blue Daze
Here are the tags if you want to track down the plants. I use the silver gray foliage of Berggarten Sage with blues and purples.
It was so much fun I went ahead and made three! Each pot has 4 plants.
It's hard to capture an image of plants in a circular container. One is always left out. This view shows how nicely the sage curves over the edge of the pottery. Aren't they beautiful leaves? Plus, they're a herb! These should bloom until frost.
Thanks for stopping by.
David/ :-)
Very beautiful, those pale leaves - and how lovely for your wife!
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ReplyDeleteThey are just lovely! I tend to prefer cool colors in the garden and in bouquets. Thank you so much for always creating beautiful bouquets :-)
Noelle
Thanks so much for the visit to my blog, and for the listing. Love your living bouquets. They look adorable lined up! I know that must have brought a smile to your wife's face. (Congrats on the job, too!) I love the Blue Daze. I was looking at it today, actually, but was talked out of it as it's an annual here. Still, I think it's stunning.
ReplyDeleteWhat a kind husband you are. I love the little pots and they look perfect on the patio stones.
ReplyDeleteNow how sweet is THAT? I think you did a great job with the combos too! They look pretty!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics and interesting plants to try out. But did you say frost? Shhhhh....not so loud:)
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeletefirst of all I would like to send my congratulations to your wife for finding a job.
It was so nice of you to create these beautiful living bouquets and I bet your wife was really surprised when she came home finding them at your front door. I would have liked to see that big smile.
Your living bouquets are simply delightful. You did a great job.
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