I just finished pressing these beautiful spring flowers a few minutes ago, but I have no idea what they are. My aunt gave me the bulbs last fall, but I forgot to write down what she said they were. They also come in pink. Do any of you know?As you can see, the delicate color of the flowers came out brilliantly with the microfleur, but the slender leaves turned slightly brown. A quick touch up with a moss green prisma color marker will quickly take care of that.
4 comments:
Liz,
How about "Glory of the Snow" ?????
Bonnielynn
You are amazing! I looked up "Glory of the Snow" on google images and there are scores of flowers just like mine. Thanks Bonnie!
Elizabeth,
I am the granddaughter of a woman (long gone) who made "pressed-flower pictures" in the Victorian tradition, and seeing yours has brought me back. Beautiful.
Yes, those are Chionodoxa, glory of the snow, one of the bravest little bulbs of all.
Thanks for noting my blog on yours. I am in good company!
Margaret
Thank you, Margaret.
The simple beauty of the "flower combination" pictures in your early gardening articles in MSL have greatly influenced the way I tend to arrange my pressed flower compositions.
It was a treat to come across your blog, and I look forward to being a regular reader.
I'm honored that you stopped by!
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