Hellebores doing well in the garden, so brought a few in and popped them in this Moroccan jug -
Such pretty, shy flowers, aren't they?
Daffodils - large and tiny - all over the house - so cheerful! -
And a pretty primula, in a pretty pot -
Have a lovely, flower-filled week!
You've got it all going on.
ReplyDeleteLove the hellebore and that pitcher.
And yes the roses are so sweet when they are about to collapse like a marshmallow on a grill.
is that too American a reference?
Thanks for joining in the party.
xo Jane
'like a marshmallow on a grill' - that's just what they are like! x
DeleteBeautiful flowers, sometimes I think my house looks like a florists, but you can never have too many really, can you?
ReplyDeleteHave a flower filled week!
Love Claire xxx
No, you can't have too many flowers! I always have several jugs all over the place! X
DeleteThe hellebore and pitcher are very lovely, and the fading roses are flat out luscious. I have a weak spot for that particular shade of pale pink with its hint of green, too. Gorgeous, all of it!
ReplyDeleteThank you! x
DeleteHow beautiful! The hellebores are so pretty and the faded roses are gorgeous:)
ReplyDeleteAhh - hellebores and fading roses! I love them, and your photos are great. Yes to the bunnies query, in aid of the hospice. If you are interested, grab my email address from my blog and drop me a line.
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I agree, you can never have too many flowers around the house. Each one of yours are just so very lovely. Love the helebores and pale roses.
ReplyDeleteOur house seems to be too warm for flowers - would love more around the place but as I look out of the windows I do see the daffodils and snowdrops so I will have to make do I guess xxxxx
ReplyDeleteFading pink roses from your recent Mother's Day... a lovely reminder. The daffodils, hellebores, and the pretty primula are just right... never too many flowers in or out of the house!
ReplyDeleteMorning Abby! I read your comment last night and I couldn't figure out what to do or where my email address was on the blog - it used to be on the profile page but doesn't seem to work now! Once in bed I figured what to do. If you send me a comment with your email address in it, I won't publish it on the blog, but will be able to email you. Hope that works!
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I just have to have flowers in my home too.. I have picked some Hellebores this morning to add a bit of colour
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Thea x
Hello Abbey, all your flowers are lovely, especially the Hellebores. I love your stag and little birdies too! Unfortunately you have just reminded me that I was supposed to be linking to Jane too (whoops!)
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your visit and lovely comments. We had a lovely weekend thank you, as I hope you did too? Sorry for my late reply. Linda x
oh that's made me want to rush out and pick some flowers! I love my garden but don't bring flowers in enough. I'm going to try harder! Very fond of Hellebores, and you're right, they are rather shy - bowing their heads and hiding behind leaves. Great to show them off, and they look lovely in your Moroccan jug. Gorgeous photos x
ReplyDeleteThe hellebores are gorgeous, what better place to enjoy them close up. How long do they last indoors?
ReplyDeleteI love your roses too. Perfect colour!
Hi - the hellebores don't last very long indoors - I put them in quite warm water for a few mins first, then cold water, which helps - but they are pretty droopy!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flower pictures, and I love your descriptions of the hellebores being shy...that's just how they look, turning their heads slightly away......and the soft roses like powdered pink dowagers...lovely :)
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What lovely Springtime images. M x
ReplyDeleteI like your house, it is full of pretty flower touches!
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