Monday, 6 June 2011
Flowers in the House
Its a beautiful June day here today, the sun is shining and the garden is full of flowers.
If fact so many I picked a large bunch to bring inside and enjoy and to share with others at Jane's, SmallButCharming for Flowers in the House.
I have a bit of everything here, the Chive flower, blue Campanular, Arum Lily, blue Geranium, Alchemilla Mollis, a few Granny's Bonnet seed heads, Verbascum, white Peony and a Rose......
Not only is this a very beautiful rose it also has the most wonderful fragrance. It's a David Austin rose called 'Constance Spry'. It only flowers in the summer but is well worth growing just for the lovely scent, which Austin describes as having a strong myrrh fragrance, this I can vouch for as this one rose has filled my whole kitchen with a exotic spicy and licorice scent.
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Beautiful bouquet! I always love the photos from your garden. You have a lovely variety of flowers.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful bouquet you have collected from your garden and they look so pretty in the white china.
In our gardening days we were very fond of the David Austin roses which combined old-fashioned flowers with modern disease resistant foliage. A winning combination in our book. Your 'Constance Spry' looks lovely and, with its strong perfume, makes it well worth growing.
Deborah, your bouquet is so charming. I really love David Austin roses and love the sound of "Constance Spry". Anything that smells good is alright with me! Haave a wonderful day, love LInda x
ReplyDeleteSummer in a jug! Flowers never look more fresh than when picked from the garden and yours are positively pinging with beauty and freshness! x
ReplyDeleteMy local garden centre has just got David Austin roses in. I'm desperate to get one, but I'm struggling finding the space... last night I sat in the garden at dusk, planning a whole new border just so I can get one... Your flowers look amazing! What a treat for the senses! Lx
ReplyDeleteDeb, I don't know what I'm more in love with, your garden or your arrangement.
ReplyDeleteIt gets so hot in Virginia it's hard going growing roses.
But you make me want to try just one David Austin...
Thanks for starting off our house party with such a sumptuous spread.
xo Jane
What a gorgeous arrangement! I envy your garden ... if only I could get a rose to grow!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day...who wouldn't looking at that all day ~ :)
Debra not only did you arrange them beautifully, your photos are amazing too. I also love the color combinations you chose, and the containers. I love using a mix of unexpected containers in my home too. They add so much interest.
ReplyDeleteWOW! So super lovely. Your garden is beautiful and that bunch perfection! I so very much love bunches snipped from the garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat country are you in Deb...it's cool, cloudy, dull and a little bit rainy here in North Bucks...Saturday was beautiful but haven't seen the sun since! Your flower arrangement is lovely, that's a great photo in front of the dresser. Robx
ReplyDeleteYour arrangement is lovely! Chive blossoms! I have those and didn't even think of using them. One of my favorite smell memories from childhood is the spicy smell from my grandmothers roses. xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful arrangement! Your photos are amazing as always.
ReplyDeleteConstance Spry is so delightful...Abraham Darby has just bloomed and I love the scent beyond measure.....cannot wait now for Jude the Obscure.
ReplyDeleteRoses are such a gift.
I love all your bouquets.
Like the fallen petals touch. Everything looks so pretty against white!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos as always. This is such a beautiful and cheery mixed bouquet! Love your style!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Deborah! I bet your home smells so amazing and intoxicating. :) Enjoy your wonderful June day!
ReplyDeleteXO
Beautiful flowers in beautiful photographs
ReplyDeleteIt's such a simple arrangements and yet so lovely! I wish I had your touch.
ReplyDeleteDeborah your green thumb is amazing. Your flowers and their arrangement never cease to amaze me. I have just got back from food shopping. I walked past the flowers and you came to my mind. I was thinking how wonderful it is that you don't need to buy them. Unfortunately in this coastal environment we are very limited with what is successful. I think it's a little laziness on my part too.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week
Best Carolyn
Your flowers are so beautiful! I always enjoy your posts..A~
ReplyDeleteA simple yet beautiful arrangement of garden flowers against a white background.....so, so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove the fallen petals....
Julie x
Thanks for the visit Deborah and kind comments. Hope you're havinf better weather than us, it's lashing it down here! Love LInda x
ReplyDeleteOh, your home is beautiful! I love the colours!
ReplyDeleteCxx
I do love Constance Spry also, mine is not blooming yet, but that could be due to the lack of sunshine we've had this spring. Your flowers are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethank you Deborah...your home is beautiful too. Don't you just love the sprinkling of rose petals everywhere. ox
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ReplyDeleteSaludos des de España. Manoli.
Thankyou Deborah for visiting and leaving comments, sorry I am only getting back to you now. Hope you are having a lovely weekend? Love Linda x
ReplyDeleteI must get Homes and Antiques then, I do love that magazine too! Love Linda x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful simply fabulous pic's
ReplyDeletexxoo
Pam
Great items in your kitchen!! Love the photos! it shows them off really well!
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