
While most of my garden looks like an abandoned disaster, my camellia tree is completely off the hook. Every year I forget how beautiful this tree becomes and how much brighter each flower appears the middle of winter when the rest of the plants look dull.
In an effort to slow down and embrace the good things right in front of me, I spent part of Sunday morning hanging out in the yard, cutting a few select blooms and arranging them. I grabbed some rosemary and lavender while I was out there too. Nothing is more soothing than making something simple and beautiful.
For some great tips on this topic, take a peak at my webisode on flower arranging with Holly Vesecky of the LA-based foral studio Hollyflora.




6 comments:
Awesome post! And I love your blog:)
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Wow, just beautiful!
Gorgeous! You are so lucky to have those - in my backyard all we have are crab apples! By the way, your recent instagram picture of your view of LA was beautiful. It snowed overnight so I am very jealous!
Pink camelias always remind me of my grandmother who loved them and had at least half a dozen bushes. Yours are lovely and a nice reminder of her today.
@lesley: what a wonderful comment to receive! So moved that this made you think of her.
What a beautiful flower!
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