Wedding Pictures

TGDragonfly said:
I'm loving how you guys are using the zebra grass. I drove by a garden center yesterday and saw a row of tall Zebra Grass plants in 10 inch buckets that are half off. I've never used the stuff but I want to.

Dore, is that a picture of you?
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I am the headless girl with the white bouquet.
 
Got 'cher sunglasses??

today's wedding - yes, blue roses :) - bright fun colors, L O U D.
 

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I've decided gerberas have a plan of their own in wedding work...
 
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marigold said:


Your funny!
It is a garden rose Yves Piaget http://www.greenvalleyfloral.com/gardenroses.htm
Bride wanted peonies, but too late. They smell INCREDIBLE!
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Thanks for the source like. Looks like they only sell through wholesale, is this right?

I must start using Garden varieties, seems to be the rage. I tried last season and was disappointed, looked like a hot house to me sept weak and easily bruised.
 
TGDragonfly said:
Thanks for the source like. Looks like they only sell through wholesale, is this right?

I must start using Garden varieties, seems to be the rage. I tried last season and was disappointed, looked like a hot house to me sept weak and easily bruised.
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Only wholesale. Love them, open quick, do not last long, but smell
wonderful.
Green Valley is a good source.
 
TGDragonfly said:
I'm loving how you guys are using the zebra grass. I drove by a garden center yesterday and saw a row of tall Zebra Grass plants in 10 inch buckets that are half off. I've never used the stuff but I want to.

Dore, is that a picture of you?
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go back and buy some!! plant t and it will grow like weeds!!
 
By the way, those zebra grass arrangements that Rewolf showed, stunning. I sent the photo to a planner in DC for a Gala in the fall. Loved it.
 
TGDragonfly said:
I suppose you probably cut it down to the ground in late fall for the winter. Probably cover it with straw? Anyone know?
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Yup! Cover them. Your going into the ground late (around here) with anything you want to make sure ice doesn't take it in it's first winter. If indeed it grows like a weed for you it will probably be ok next year on it's own. We cover everything in it's first year and only the fragile stuff after that.
 
My email bride - Absolute peach to work with and the sun is shining - Hooray!
 

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Rhonda said:
My email bride - Absolute peach to work with and the sun is shining - Hooray!
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why do those darned things have blue tints when I look at them. Do they look blue/green to you?
 
Dee Dee said:
Yup! Cover them. Your going into the ground late (around here) with anything you want to make sure ice doesn't take it in it's first winter. If indeed it grows like a weed for you it will probably be ok next year on it's own. We cover everything in it's first year and only the fragile stuff after that.
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I thought so, learned that lesson with the blue Hydrangea I planted last fall.
 
Rhonda said:
why do those darned things have blue tints when I look at them. Do they look blue/green to you?
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No, they look like hot pink & orange, peach gerbera, green spider, green berry ..... I don't see blue in your pics, or even a blue tint.
 
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