Shirley@Housepitality Designs

September 12, 2018

They are breathtaking Lidy….you masterfully arranged them in the most beautiful ways. Love the wreath and those topiaries are the best! Have a fabulous day and week!

Nancy Davies

September 11, 2018

Spring here. I pruned a branch off the peach tree (wrong time to do it I know but……) and put some of the flowers in a dusky pink and denim blue pottery vase and I am surprised at how long they are lasting.

Lidy

September 11, 2018

Thank you so much Cindy! I hope you are enjoying your day too! And that there are flowers in it!

Cindy

September 11, 2018

Beautiful and I’m loving the topiary.

Enjoy the rest of your day

Cindy

Allison

September 11, 2018

Here I am living in Burgundy! But, this summer has been so dry that most of our foliage has dried up and is fallin off the trees already! So, the “faux” leaves are a very good idea. I had promised myself not to have faux flowers in my house in Burgundy but I did get a faux orchid to keep upstairs all the time. It’s not close to anyone so you would never know. Your faux flowers are lovely and it is very hard to get all of those blooming at the same time to look good and bring into the house. Most people wouldn’t know anyway!!

Mary Eman

September 11, 2018

What absolutely gorgeous flowers! One of the things I liked best about our time in Germany had to be the flowers. There was a florist in the small town we lived in with wonderful choices. It was always fun to walk around the shop, chatting as I chose some flowers, and then, she wrought her magic. I always left with a beautiful arrangement, always promising to return (and I did!). My husband would go in for birthdays, anniversaries, Mother’s Day, Valentine’s Day. He’d say “I need something nice for Mary. You know what she likes.” And she always created something wonderful.