Bringing flowers in from the garden is one of my great joys as a gardener. Winter presents a challenge in that there is less to choose from, but the desire for greenery grows stronger. One of my goals this winter is to create an arrangement each week from the garden. It will not only beautify my living space, but will satisfy my desire to be in the garden at a time of year I ordinarily would not. I share with you week 1.
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Tuesday, January 06, 2015
Winter Floral Arrangements
Posted by Julia Erickson at 6:50 PM 1 comments
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