Creating Bouquets with Dried Flowers and More

9/2/2020

Late Summer is here and Autumn is knocking on the door.
Flowers from our gardens are starting to slow down and we are seeing signs of Autumn.
We can still make lovely bouquets using a little creativity.
Dried grasses, broom corn and flowers work well.
Add feathers, pinecones, acorns and dried leaves.

"The goldenrod is yellow.
The corn is turning brown.
The trees in apple orchards with fruit are bending down."
Helen Hunt Jackson

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Carla TePaske
NCMGV ~ author and photos

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