Yes, I could buy bouquet of flowers at the Farmers Market or any grocery store, but I love the simplicity of the wildflowers.
Mother Nature nurtures these flowers with sunshine and an occasional rainshower.
From early spring to late fall the flowers on my dining room table are wildflowers picked while walking along a country road or in the field across the road from my home.
Mary, the white, doille-type plant is Queen Anne Lace, correct? It's beautiful, and I too love it, but please share with me how you get the chiggers off the plant before bringing inside!
Mary - As you know I grow African Violets in my home. African Violets get many pests and diseases and they die. I don't allow any cut flowers in my home; store bought or otherwise. Your pictures are lovely.
Mary, there is such beauty in their simplicity. I wish I had the option of picking wildflowers.
Mary ~ Sometimes our lives are so busy we forget to appreciate the simple pleasures...your wildflowers are a great reminder.
Mary, wild flowers, the ones that depend on mother nature to grow are the best. I too pick them, some can even be just pretty looking weeds(that's how much I know about flowers). Regardless of their names, they look nice! Love your flower arrangement.
What a gorgeous bouquet Mary! And now that you took the photo of them, they are forever flowers too!
Hi Mary,
What beautiful flowers and thanks for sharing with us. Have a great week.
Mary, your Country bouquet of flowers are beautiful, and think sometimes these are much better than a bouquet you buy at the store. Enjoy them!
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