My poor gladioli ate looking very sad. Laying over from the wind and rain
Even the red which hasn’t fully bloomed is starting to lay down
While talking on messenger to my friend, Shirley. She suggested I just cut them and bring them inside
So that’s what I did.
I don’t have a vase so this passata jar will do
I’ll bring in and replace the dead flowers as the need
I’ll bring in and replace the dead flowers as the need
So very pretty
Little thing make me happy
Meanwhile. The rain can now move on to where it’s needed please. We have had enough
So mote it be
Those glads are beautiful. Nothing wrong with bringing flowers inside to brighten the house. Not that yours needs any more brightening!
ReplyDeleteI do love them. But I like to leave them out there for the bees
DeleteStill there are plenty of others for the bees to visit
The glads made a beautiful bouquet!
ReplyDeleteThey do. Pity they don’t have a smell to match their beauty
DeleteSometimes that's the best option, just enjoy them as cut flowers. They're lovely.
ReplyDeleteBrightening up the kitchen while I cook.
DeleteDame Edna's fav. RIP. Your pink whirling butterflies looks good too.
ReplyDeleteI thought I had lost them when the nasturtiums grew all over them. But I cut them right back and they have bounced back brilliantly.
DeleteThat might be the secret. Hard pruning
I prefer to leave flowers in their natural environment too but you had not choice. The brilliant colours are lovely
ReplyDeleteLove all the colours they come in. I got the bulbs from the cheap shop, here called the reject shop, I’ll definitely keep an eye open for more
DeleteBeautiful glads. I couldn't image glads in December. It slightly below freezing here.
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