Flowers whether wild or not are a source of de-stressing. They make one smile and happy. That is also one reason, why visitors in hospitals bring flowers for the sick because it should give those ill-fated patients forget the pain for the moment and feel joy when seeing beautiful flowers on the bedside table.
“Flowers always make people better, happier and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.” – Luther Burbank
A wildflower arrangement below that I did a few years back..the blue corn as they call them were just there in the fields mingled between the wheat stalks, while the chamomile grew along the pathways of the fields in abundance.
What a ice idea to have picked some and arranged them in an appropriate blue stoneware vase. Here I added a matching blue ware carafe. It looked nice with that crochet lace, do you like the arrangement? Hope it gave you an idea for your next arrangement.
My passion in arranging wildflowers goes back to the days when I used to walk my dog in the nearby woods near our former house. First, there was my Rottie named Ako, then came Lily, our chihuahua princess. By walking them, the possibilities of gathering wildflowers were great and I was able to arrange more than a hundred
arrangements to decorate our home.
The favorite colors I love are pink, violet and blue . These colors are eye catchers and calm the mind once you see them in any garden or along the street. So the moment I see flowers anywhere, I have my phone camera ready to take a pic. I always try to zoom the image to see the inside of the flower. Sometimes, I am lucky if the bees or other insects are there sipping the nectar.
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Samsung J5 were used for these images.
