Since spring is my favorite season, I like to bring a little of that season's glory into my home during the much darker days of late fall and winter.
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With that in mind, I visit my favorite nursery and plunk out some cash for a handful of paper whites. Once home, I gingerly arrange them in a very tall vase (with about 2 inches of water and pebbles in the bottom) which I then place in a sunny spot to initiate the forcing process. The roots begin to appear almost immediately.
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And voila! In a couple of weeks, I see spring holding court in my living room. The aroma is delightful, filling the room with a delicately soft sweetness.
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So, bring on the wind, frost, and rain. I am busy making my own private spring. See, you really can fool Mother Nature!
What a wonderful idea! I like the way you have the flowers arranged in the rocks. And your table looks so lovely with the statues and florals.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. You obviously have a green thumb.
ReplyDeleteIt's that easy? I wonder if it would work for Iris, I love them but can't grow them here, it's too dry.
ReplyDeleteI can NEVER fool mother nature. Once a plant finds out I own it, it promptly dies. Glad someone has a green thumb. Fun, Jan!
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