Friday, August 10, 2012

INEXPENSIVE FLOWERS

 There are 2 flowers I buy regularly. 

First, the Gladiolus (aka Glads).


They are elegant and dramatic! I got this bunch for $2.99!



Second, the Alstroemeria (aka Peruvian Lily)



$4!


Not only are they inexpensive, but they are pretty and long lasting too!

What's your favorite flower to decorate with?







9 comments:

  1. Tulips, although really anything I can get at Trader Joe's. :) They always have a great selection for cheap cheap cheap.

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  2. awww love this post - dont you just love that quote somewhere in the blogosphere about rather having fresh flowers in your home than diamonds on your neck? ok...maybe thats A BIT of an exaggeration, BUT so true. I second Elizabeth, anything from Trader Joes!!

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  3. I love fresh flowers! my favorite is obviously orchids, since in our area flowers come a bit steep in their price range. Orchids last long and don't really need a lot of care. I also love, love hydrangeas. Unfortunately, since Im no gardener, the few ones I have are the plastic variety... :-) Love your arrangements dear.

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  4. I love hydrangeas and peonies but you got me thinking about glads now. Your white ones look beautiful!

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  5. Love the Glads. Peonies are my favorite but hard to find and expensive. Lilly's make me sneeze :)

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  6. I love tulips and peonies but they can be quite expensive so for my own home, I have orchids. They are low maintenance and affordable. Your flowers look beautiful, by the way!

    Have a good week!

    Jessie
    www.mixandchic.com

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  7. hydrangea, peonies & roses, though Im so bad at buying fresh flowers for myself!

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  8. I often buy those tiny roses at Trader Joes for 5.99. They last a pretty long time!

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  9. I couldn't agree more. They are always so affordable, but allow you to have pretty fresh flowers in the house.

    Cute house tour over on Apartment Therapy!

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