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Monday, 5 February 2018

Meet George In a Vase on Monday

Meet George



Here is looking out of the window.


I discovered this Chrysanthemum flower (Anastasia Green) on a plant which I'm saving for cuttings in the green house
I popped it into the vase from which I'd just removed the snowdrops then couldn't resist adding the googly eyes.

If you've found something fun or fancy to put in a vase this week join in with Cathy at Rambling in the Garden - In a Vase on Monday. 

13 comments:

  1. Fun. What a treat to find this flower today.

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  2. Love it - what an inventive use of your chrysanthemum flower!

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  3. Oh George is perfect....I love this...so much fun and creative!

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  4. Oh that is great, Alison - I love it! This is a gorgeous crysanthemum anyway, but you really have thought creatively with it and the mirror is effective in that first picture as I didn't even realise it was there at first,thinking it was just a taller vase - well done, you will have made a lot of us smile!

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  5. Howdy George. Oh Alison, this made me laugh out loud; a splendid morning surprise! How very clever to add the googly eyes!

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  6. Love it, what fun. I love green flowers but I can't see this chrysanthemum as anything but a crazy wig now.

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  7. What a nice discovery! I love those green chrysanthemums and the bloom looks very good on George!

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  8. We need some fun in these cold grey days, thanks for brightening the day.

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  9. Oh George is a most dashing chap Alison and has bought a smile to my face. I imagine that you were pleasantly surprised to see the flower even though under cover.

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    1. Thank you all for your comments - I'm glad I made you all smile. We need that. It was a surprise to find this flower. The plant is neglected and I just throw water at it now and again. I'll be on the lookout now.

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  10. That green is a lovely shade...we now how sunshine, but George would even brighten a grey day.

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