“I must have flowers, always and always,” said Claude Monet.
We couldn’t agree with him more! But in January, for many gardeners it’s easier said than done. The garden is relatively sparse and those bare-root plants are just starting to get their feet wet. Attempting to create your own winter floral display can feel a bit like decorating Charlie Brown’s Christmas tree.
But that’s not to say the gardeners or ‘Monets’ among us are out of luck. On Saturday morning we teamed up with several members of the Fallbrook Garden Club (and a lot of protea), and created winter arrangements that would warm up any home or office.
Our guests toured the greenhouse, nursery and packing house, and learned about propagating and growing protea. We even shared tips about what’s currently blooming in our fields and how to arrange them in a handy ‘re-useable’ container… something they’ll use again when their gardens are back in bloom.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great opportunity to engage with the flora you raise! Can other non-Fallbrook area people have a chance to do the same? Many of us are loyal followers of your newletter and would travel a long distance to participate in an activity similar to this one. Please, please?!
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