Wow, I just love learning about these flowers! Lily of the Valley is my birth flower (May!), but Iβve never tried to plant it. I wonder how it would do near the beach. As for that violet vinegar, itβs just gorgeous! Unfortunately, mostly succulents, planted in response to watering restrictions in California, are whatβs growing in my garden. Maybe Iβll try to find some violets too! Thanks as always for the inspiration!
Your experimenting with violets is very interesting! Environmental magazines would love your articles! π±πΏπ±
Thanks Peggy!
The COLOR is heady! This post makes me really miss having a yard.
You are welcome to visit our yard any time!
This infusion is a fun idea! And especially lovely photography with todayβs post!
Thanks Samantha!
Wow, I just love learning about these flowers! Lily of the Valley is my birth flower (May!), but Iβve never tried to plant it. I wonder how it would do near the beach. As for that violet vinegar, itβs just gorgeous! Unfortunately, mostly succulents, planted in response to watering restrictions in California, are whatβs growing in my garden. Maybe Iβll try to find some violets too! Thanks as always for the inspiration!
Thanks Ruth. And happy birthday!
Thanks, Vicki!
Thanks for introducing me to something new. I didn't know one could infuse vinegar with this flower. Love the images that accompany the story.
Even the decanter is a work of art.