Ornamental Onions and Mock Oranges, that is.
We're in a transition time for blooms, but there are always options for vase arrangements. I'm linking today to Cathy's "In a Vase on Monday," over at Rambling in the Garden.
Today, I have a couple of vases--a larger one (above), and
A petite posy.
Both include cuttings from the Mock Orange (Philadelphus), currently at peak bloom. And the smaller vase also has clippings from 'May Night' Salvia (Salvia x sylvestris).
A large 'Ambassador' Allium (A. gigantieum) is the focal point in the big vase.
With buds and cuttings from the Smooth Hydrangea (H. arborescens subsp. radiata).
A petite posy.
Both include cuttings from the Mock Orange (Philadelphus), currently at peak bloom. And the smaller vase also has clippings from 'May Night' Salvia (Salvia x sylvestris).
A large 'Ambassador' Allium (A. gigantieum) is the focal point in the big vase.
With buds and cuttings from the Smooth Hydrangea (H. arborescens subsp. radiata).
The little bud vase is equally at home in the house or out back. We're experiencing perfect early summer weather. This gardener and garden are happy.
Visit Rambling in the Garden for more vase ideas from around the world. Thanks to Cathy for hosting!
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