In a Vase, Monday, July 1, Canada Day

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Happy Canada Day

An abundance of white peonies made this one easy. The military red more difficult but Maltese Cross, Lychnis chalcedonica fit the bill. Fluffy white Filipendula and the lovely Orlaya were fillers. Earlier in the week my love of green and white used more white peonies for the Bridgerton Bowl.

Canada Day

Bridgerton Romance

I only watched season one but with the inundation of social media advertising, I feel like I have watched them all so in that spirit…!

This one I took to the our local gallery. It contains Mock Orange, Philadelphus, Orlaya, Lady’s Mantle, Alchemilla mollis, Variegated Dogwood, Cornus and my abundant white Peonies. I have had them so long, I have no idea of the variety!

Thank you Cathy at Rambling in the Garden, https://ramblinginthegarden.wordpress.com/ for this opportunity to show our garden flowers and to see others creativity.

Happy Canada Day!

3 responses to “In a Vase, Monday, July 1, Canada Day”

  1. LightWriters avatar

    🇨🇦♥️😎🙌🏼

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    Anonymous

    It’a very strange – I couldn’t comment using my laptop as I had done for all the other vases, but am now successfully trying on my phone. On my laptop clicking in the comment box does nothing..

    Anyway, it’s intriguing to see the lychnis in your Canada vase as I was wondering if it would work as a cut flower. And I love your all-white Bridgerton vase!

    1. zonethreegardenlife.blog avatar

      Someone else had a similar prob. A few weeks back but it seemed to sort itself. I will look into it. Lychnis chalcedonica works as a cut flower but not prolifically. It is cut and come again but the second flowers are small – more suited to colour in the garden.

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