Poinsettias floating in a sea of cranberries at Brookgreen Garden’s ‘Nights of a Thousand Candles.’
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That’s amazing. Wouldn’t have thought to use cranberries this way.
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‘Amazing’ is a good word for this display. It just took my breath away it was so beautiful.
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I love white Poinsettias! They are even more beautiful in the cranberries. Your photos have brightened my day! Thanks!
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Happy to help brighten anyone’s day especially you. 🙂
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Gorgeous! Your stunning photo is brightening up my day. Rain, rain, and more rain. It is so dark here at 8am the streetlights are still on! Like that statue too!
🐾Ginger 🐾
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I’ve never seen cranberries used like that, and it was a beautiful display. Yes, the statues at Brookgreen can hold their own in the beauty department. 🙂 Sunny, warm, but foggy here.
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WOW! That’s creative! Glad you’re immersed in white poinsettias instead of white snow!
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Yes, white plants beat white snow every time. 🙂
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Such a lovely and quite stunning floral display! This really is amazing!
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It was really pretty.
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All right. This deserves a wowsah.
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Perfect word!
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Cranberry terrazzo — it’s gorgeous! I think I’ve never seen white poinsettias looking so proud!
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Someone there has some real creative skills. 🙂
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Very cool display. The cranberries offer a lovely contrast to the white poinsettias. I imagine that a shallow bowl filled with berries on a dining table surrounding a plant or arrangement would be also pleasing to the eye.
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I think you’re right. The red and the white make a nice contrast.
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Gorgeous! The environmentalists in me hopes they were able to repurpose the cranberries afterwards… like maybe compost them or use them as feed.
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I know they compost because I’ve seen the large bins. They also have a small zoo area with a lot of birds maybe they use them there.
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I’ve seen cranberry bogs in Wisconsin but never with flowers floating in them. 🙂 It’s quite stunning and creative.
janet
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I’m thinking next year, I’m going to try it in on a very small scale in a clear glass bowl or vase. It really was stunning.
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So pretty. Thanks for sharing some color with us, Judy.
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They look great together! I would not have thought to do this combo either…
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Wow I just love those white Poinsettias.. we had red ones growing in our garden…how my mother would have loved these! 😀
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I’ve never seen a poinsettia actually growing. I’ve only seen them in a pot.
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WOW!
I wonder how they thought of that? So creative and pretty!
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Poinsettias floating on a see of cranberries! I like it!
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You would have loved it!
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