Everlasting Flowers

30 Replies to “Everlasting Flowers”

1. Brings me back to the dried arrangements of the 70s 🙂 and inspires me to go buy some colorful dried flowers to make a winter arrangement.

   1. The oldies can be best!

2. Beautiful flowers.

   1. Thanks, Timothy.

3. Stunning. I like the mix of colors.

   1. They are very pure, aren’t they?

4. This should be a poster.

   1. I’m glad you liked it.

5. Aren’t they cheerful? 🙂 🙂

   1. They are.

6. I have a bit of a soft spot for everlasting flowers and this is a great little group.

   1. It’s nice to see them with a few perishable flowers mixed in – the Queen Anne’s lace and the love-in-a-mist.

      1. Now that is a good idea!

         1. I like the too, not because they are something I would want in my own garden, but because I remember acres of them grown as a cut flower crop around my Pa’s home in Montara.

7. Beautiful!

   1. They have carnival colours. 🙂

8. I’ve seen everlastings before but never looking so happy!

   1. The yellow ones remind me of how a child might draw the sun.

9. Beautiful

   1. Thanks, Derrick.

10. Nice! I am with Eliza.

    1. They do have a retro feel.

11. Lovely!!! And utterly charming. 🙂

    1. There were so many that the exhibitors described it as a field.

12. I love straw flowers. Such great color.

    1. You can easily imagine the feeling and the rustle of the petals if you’ve had any contact with them.

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