Note the basil! This is the second week basil has been part of the bouquet, and I use it. Today there was also a free head of romaine lettuce. Such a fun stop each Wednesday. There's more about the flower CSA here.
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Basil in a bouquet! I've never seen that before, but what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed a great idea! I've heard she also uses garlic scapes in bouquets. A little cottage garden in a vase!
DeleteThis is so lovely! A wonderful idea, a flower CSA!
ReplyDeleteMary
It is a great idea. I went back to this post, and included a link to my original posting about the flower CSA if you would like to read more about it.
DeleteI have used parsley in bouquets, but, never basil.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty and full arrangement. Your CSA looks like a weekly treat, Nan.
Parsley is a great idea! It is a weekly treat.
DeleteGorgeous flowers - summer in a vase!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great way to describe it!
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but the flowers are beautiful
wish there was something like that
here in my rural area :)
Perhaps a new flower grower will move into the area!
DeleteI never knew there was a flower CSA. Lovely flowers and I certainly love basil.
ReplyDeleteI went back to this post, and included a link to my original posting on the flower CSA if you are interested to read more about it. And I love basil, too!
DeleteSo, so pretty. Though I'd likely sneeze. Fresh flowers and me - not good friends. But no sneezing with pictures. I hate allergies. LOL
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry about the allergies. Are you allergic to every kind of flower?
DeleteLOve the basil. I often use thyme or pineapple sage in my bouquets but never thought of basil. :)
ReplyDeleteI've never seen pineapple sage but it sure sounds like it smells wonderful!
DeleteI can't believe such lush and beautiful things actually grow in the ground! We have a whole different set of flowers here.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could post about the flowers growing now, unless you already have and I missed it. I have a lot of catching up to do.
DeleteSimply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI must look at them a thousand times a day!
DeleteI love this idea and the reality of it, too. It brightens up the day when so much of recent news is discouraging.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteAnn
They sure are!
DeleteWOW! How lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI plan to put up a photo each Wednesday!
DeleteBest ideas ever -- both the CSA itself and your photos each week !!
ReplyDeleteYes!!!
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