Looking on is my newest head planter with Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Filifera' (Threadleaf Cypress) hair. The head planter came from neighbor Peggy's downsizing estate sale. Peggy and her husband are moving to smaller digs so a really cool 1900 bungalow with fabulous original wood work will be on the market soon. Comes with fun neighbors.
Many thanks to Cathy at Rambling in the Garden for hosting the addictive In a Vase on Monday meme. Click here to join the fun!
Now that head planter has quite a head of hair....love it. I am missing my begonias this year....no blooms on mine but great foliage so yours brought a smile to my face!
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ReplyDeleteThose begonias look like roses. If/when I get my lath house, tuberous begonias are on the top of my list for a spot (or 2 or 3) on the shelf. I love the head planter - the cypress hair is perfect.
ReplyDeleteOoh, I would have snapped up that head planter if I had seen it first Peter!! I am not a begonia fan, so for me begonia heads without the leaves in tow is the best way to see them :) Thanks for sharing, Pater
ReplyDeleteYou have Snow White and Rose Red as well, and another friend too. Displayed perfectly here. What a wonderful head planter, I would certainly buy it if I saw something like that.
ReplyDeleteThought those flowers were camellias! I love blooms in a bowl. Easy but elegant.
ReplyDeleteThose begonias are gorgeous! they look like roses!
ReplyDeleteThe begonias are beautiful (though at first glance I thought they might be camellias)! You really do some creative arrangements each Monday. So fun!
ReplyDeleteA nice way to highlight those beautiful begonia blooms. I envy you your heads. A nice collection of them and all filled with interesting hair. Gimme a head of hair...
ReplyDeleteThe "fun neighbors" could be a major selling point.
ReplyDeletePretty bowl of begonias and I love the cypress hair! Someone is going to get lucky to have you as neighbors - envisioning great buyers for Peggy's place!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good August arrangement - not much effort required. That's important in the dog days.
ReplyDeleteOh dear ,your vases are equally sublime as your flowers!!!
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