Join me on the deck- for this arrangement created for “Life in Bloom” Episode #313- Bloom Happy- where the featured flower is Allium. I create these arrangements for the filming of the flowers- so you don’t get to see them get created on the Public Television Show… so we film them- and the tips and tricks for At Home with Flowers. It’s valuable information- and helpful to you- and your arranging skills!
In this segment- I’ll apologize up front for the Lawn Mower Noise- it’s a peril of filming on location. I live in a sub-division outside of Grand Rapids MI- with a wetlands (We LOVE) in our back yard… but beyond that is a lovely golf course- that they have to maintain- so sometimes- when we film- there are lawn mowers- hehehe!
I love Allium- and also the Bearded Iris- you see in this episode… and they are available only for a limited time… Allium and Bearded Iris are the best ‘shippers’ – so I love using them when they are fresh from the garden- and pristine! I hope you enjoy – some flowers on the deck- with J- and the lawn mowers!
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