The perennial ornamental onion plant and the annual lantana are blooming in my backyard garden. I made an arrangement using them just for fun.
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| Japanese anemone on top, phlox on bottom |
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| Lantana |
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| Ornamental onion |
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I have been growing orchids for 15+ years now. In 2008, I took my first lesson in Sogetsu Ikebana. For me, growing orchids and creating Ikebana arrangements are my meditation. I created this blog to share my pictures and ideas with you. It is like my JOURNAL and helps me keep track of my progress.
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BCOS: Bucks County Orchid Society
MWGC: Martha Washington Garden Club
II: Ikebana International
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