There are 2 kinds of violets, the darker "wild" kind, and "Freckles", the white ones with purple freckles. The very smallest sky blue clusters are my perennial forget-me-nots, Brunnera macrophylla, and the medium sized ones, which have pink and blue on the same stem, are lungwort, Pulmonaria "Mrs. Moon".
This whole tiny bouquet is only 5 inches tall!! Aren't these miniature works of art?
This little cream pitcher is from a set by Villeroy and Boch called "Vieux Luxembourg". We bought some assorted pieces from the V&B factory in Luxembourg about 30 years ago. The pattern is still available through Villeroy and Boch here in the states. I love this pattern because of the blue, and because of the memories it brings back.
I just love God's handiwork! What a charming little bouquet you assembled, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I so agree with Nancy-God's creation is amazing in His way! And now I know where your inspiration is from... right from your own garden! The picture looks just like one of your gorgeous flower cards!!
ReplyDeleteso pretty! i can only imagine how pretty your garden is! no wonder you make such beautiful flower cards! =)
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous, Lin! What a stunning arrangement. It is pretty amazing when you realize all those brilliant colors came from nature!
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ReplyDeleteI am so jealous Lin! Those are so sweet and adorable! We have nothing in our yard yet except the vinca vines with little purple flowers. All the neighbors have tulips, daffodidils and hyacinths. This is a gorgeous picture and array of violets!
ReplyDeleteOH WOW, Lin! This *is* a work of art! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteViolets are one of my favorite flowers of all time. We have "Missouri violets" here in Texas -- gotta enjoy them while they last, because once it starts heating up they're gone 'til next year. Hugs! :)
This is a GORGEOUS work of art, Lin! I'm so glad you shared it--natural perfection!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are gorgeous! I wish I could arrange flowers to look like that! Thank you for your sweet comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteLinn, on a side note, Do you have that set of dishes or just the cream pitcher? I ask because I own the set and several serving pieces coffee pot and tea pot. I have never seen, it I just have to ask. I bought the set 30 years ago, in Austria. Love the flowers also! LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Lin! I am so glad you shared this beautiful, delicate bouquet! And thank you for the explanation of the flowers! I love how small they are, and your pitcher is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese are just BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful your flowers Lin,great foto!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have beautiful little flowers in your garden. We have lots of the little blue and yellow irises growing everywhere here at the moment, with tiny daffodils (I mean a miniture version of the big ones) and they give off a most beautiful perfume. You have inspired me to make a little bouquet too! Thanks for sharing Lin.
ReplyDeleteLin, this is stunning! So much beauty in such a tiny package!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I have a little something for you on my blog and I would love for to stop by and have a look ;D Hugz - Cheryl
Lin, these are simply stunning. Take my breath away.... beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning floral arranging Lin! Can you come over and make me a bouquet? Wow, love your talent and your beautiful garden of flowers!
ReplyDeletePerfectly BEAUTIFUL little bouquet!
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