A fallen Cleome and too many coneflowers are a great excuse to make a vase of cut flowers.
Tag: cleome
In a Vase, on Monday – Prickly
Last year a beautiful white Cleome appeared on the side patio – a seed had germinated from flowers I had planted two years previously. It became a huge, multi-stemmed shrub last year, with a central stalk the diametre of a decent sized sunflower. As happens, I neglected to completely deadhead it and of course this […]
In a Vase, on Monday – Cleome
White Cleome sits pretty in today’s vase of cut flowers.
Fade into fall, in a vase, on Monday
End of season blossoms make up this week’s vase of cut flowers.
In a Vase, on Monday – Milk Jug
My vase this week is one of a pair of glass milk jugs I’ve had lying around for a while. I don’t recall how they came into the house; likely they were the spoils of an afternoon spent visiting antique shops here in the County. There is no dairy by this name any longer, and […]
Silent Sunday – Reach for the Sky!
To me, Cleome looks like a plant from a science fiction story!
County Gardening 