Monday, June 14, 2010

Plantings continued

So the next day we planted the little dears and prayed for good
weather that they would be ready for the big day.

Planting season

May 13th. Here are some plants getting ready for a clients garden
containers. We planted them in time for the party this past weekend.
Next photo will be them in the containers.

Too hot to handle

The much maligned gerbera daisy. How could you not love this delight.

Bearded Iris

These local beauties were almost four feet tall.

Azeala

I know it long gone but this fabulous tree was to wonderful to resist.

Close up

When I see the blossom like this I want to makes bed of it and just
lay down on it. Mother Nature at her best.

Cherry Blossom

Well friends it's has been a while since my last blog and a lot has
happened. So I am finally in a good place to restart with the project
again. I missed a few months so this blog may have to me renaimed
18months in the flowe market.
Here is the fabulous cherry blossom tree on 15th April.
Thanks Michelle for getting me back on track. Love you.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Daffodils

Believe it or not this is how daffodils get shipped. They almost look
more like asparagus than flower.

Razor edge tulips

Primrose

Amsterdam ? No New York

Spring cannot be far behind.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Pink and green Ranunculus

Australian Dusty Miller

Cream daffodils

Fur or flower

Believe it or not this little fluff ball on a stick is actually a
variety of green carnations. Just a lot more expensive.

Anemones

I am not a fan of dying flowers, however once in a while it looks
good. Here white Anemones have an orange colour dye added to the water
and as the fliers drink the colour fills the petals.

Chinese New Year

Quince a sign of prosperity an good luck.

Forsythia

Early forced Forsythia, for those of you who cannot wait for Mother
Nature to do her work.

Water Lillies

Waiting to show there pretty blooms.

Fresh Oranges

Still on the Branch...fresh picked.