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What to do with spring blooms

 
Jim Garlits
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We're inundated with a lot of blooms right now, being in the thick of spring. But this works throughout the summer into fall, too. You don't have to be a florist or botanist to fill a bowi up with fresh water and float blossoms in it on the kitchen table or another place where the perfume and natural beauty can elevate a room.

This is from my walk around Willow Acre this morning. Iris (slightly juniper-y), Zephirine Drouhin roses, and spent rhododendron petals.
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Spring flower bowl
Spring flower bowl
 
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