Rain dropped flowers

13 years ago

We had a nice storm roll through. The best part is going to collect all the knocked off blooms. Here is the handful. Aztec gold, Loretta, Penang Peach, jl pink pansy, thorton's mardi gras, JJ mini devine, mini white, "spider", Giant Star, and celadine.

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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
13 years ago
Beautiful Bouquet, K!!!

I would love to have that if i was a bride to be!!!

What a gift to collect that many and have such a gorgeous decoration!! Have you ever taken a piece of driftwood and attached water holders ( from florist) to the wood to showcase your blooms?

There was a lady on the forums a few years back and some of us copied hers with her permission and made these wonderful holders.. I found some great wooden pieces at Petsmart in the reptile dept.

I wish i could smell those beauties!!!

Take care,

Laura
Lnorigb
13 years ago
awe.
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elucas101
13 years ago
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Robert (zone 7a, Oklahoma)
13 years ago
Ha! I'm with Laura. Sure wish I could sniff all those beauties! ;)

-Robert
rox146
13 years ago
My Kaneohe after the rain...roxanne
jandey1
13 years ago
Beautiful, K! Love the variety of shapes and sizes. Keep those photos coming!

In my optimism after finding over a dozen inflos, I finally ordered a pansy ring. I call this photo "Not quite there yet":

And this is "Better":
rox146
13 years ago
i found a cool olive dish at TJMAXX that works well too....roxanne
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the_first_kms2
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks everyone. The fragrance was great. I'll have more pictures this weekend. I should look for something more formal than the same bowls the girls eat raisins and snacks out of.

Laura, some of my larger common plumerias (Celadines and Give away pinks) were given to an event center rooftop garden where the flowers are often picked by guests during wedding receptions. I think its a great way to share. Right now they have my 10 ft tall Jeannie Jr. on loan but its going to come back to me as soon as I have a place for it.

Rox, That is a paper thin depth of field. great job on the technical and composition. Was that camera driven or software?

J, Love your optimism. Is positions #2 and #4 from left to right your Desert Sunrise? I am watching the slow development of the ETLD inflo on the cutting you gave me in March. Its roots are now out the bottom of the container and I am thinking this weekend to move it into a 1 gal pot.
rox146
13 years ago
kms2...straight shot with my macro...roxanne
rox146
13 years ago
we have been having a lot of misty mornings. Does it hurt the buds that have not opened yet? roxanne
jandey1
13 years ago
That macro lens does a great job, Rox, as do you with the composition!

Yeah, K, those veiny ones are Desert Sunrise, with a Maverick and two Lemon Drops. Desert Sunrise has almost no scent on the tree, but it intensifies after picked, and the flowers stay fresh in water for several days.

My CA Sally blooms are dropping kinda fast, but they actually smell like rose--wonderful!