Peace Lily Cuttings

I have a very simple vase to share for Cathy's wonderful "In a Vase on Monday" meme. These are simply additional cuttings from the Peace Lily (Spathiphyllum wallisii) that I shared in my previous post. I clipped them to rejuvenate the plant and encourage future blooms in the season ahead. And they were pretty enough to plop in a little bud vase. (As they are poisonous, I've placed the vase far from the reaches of the cat and the dog.)

Sometimes simple things are fun. Check out the other entries over at Rambling in the Garden. Happy Monday!

Wordless Remains in the Vase

Narcissus opening: It was a bud in the vase from my previous post.

Indoor/Outdoor Blooms in a Vase

The weather is slowly warming, and a few things are blooming or just about to bloom outdoors. The day I gathered flowers for this little vase, however, it was chilly, and I clipped a few things quickly. I added a couple of companions from the sunroom for color and effect.



It's a cute little collection for a bud vase.



The Gerbera Daisy (G. jamesonii) forms the colorful focal point.



This Daffodil (Narcissus) bud and foliage from the garden give it structure and height. Very soon, many of these bright spring beauties will be blooming all over the garden.



Flaming Katy (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana), another sunroom sample, adds bright and cheery highlights.



And Snowdrops (Galanthus nivalis 'Flore Pleno') add bright, white edging to the rim.

It's a cheery little arrangement.

Head on over to Cathy's Rambling in the Garden to see more floral arrangements, or to join in the "In a Vase on Monday" meme!