From the Garden – The Pampered Introvert

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Flowers of the South

Easter Egg Arrangements

Posted on March 10, 2018March 10, 2018 by The Pampered Introvert

One of my favorite things about Spring and Easter are the beautiful organic decorations and arrangements and vignette to be made! And the sweet, little Easter Egg arrangement I’m sharing today is my favorite. So easy to make and just...Read More

September is here and so are apples

Posted on August 31, 2017August 23, 2023 by The Pampered Introvert

September is apple time. My apple tree is full of little apples this year. And when I think of back to school, I think of apples. September brings us warm and cozy scents, colors of reds, yellows and greens . What...Read More

Gracing Your Home with Hydrangeas

Posted on August 8, 2017August 23, 2023 by The Pampered Introvert

Hydrangeas are the quintessential romantic summer bloom!!! Their big, moppy heads and little clusters of flowers are iconic! A bountiful bouquet of them cut and arranged on a table is pure heaven. Hydrangeas are one of the best loved flowers...Read More

The Beauty of Succulents

Posted on August 5, 2017August 23, 2023 by The Pampered Introvert

Succulents are a drought-resistant plant, and oneof the more popular and well-known varieties isthe basic aloe plant. The leaves and tubers of succulentsare generally fleshy and water-filled. The best part of using succulents in your garden or home is they...Read More

Garden Cloche

Posted on March 11, 2016March 22, 2016 by The Pampered Introvert

Remember as a child learning the difference between an aquarium and a terrarium. I went right from minnows in a glass jar to wanting the glow in the dark fish in an aquarium. I remember bringing home the square glass container. The...Read More

Transferware Florals

Posted on February 29, 2016August 23, 2023 by The Pampered Introvert

Transferware and flowers. I love the combination. Nothing speaks as elegant as redwedge and roses. Transferware has been used in Southern homes since the big plantations of 1800's. It is a carry over from England. The transfer-printing technique, was developed in England in...Read More