Don't sit under the mushroom cap with anyone else but me
Tim assembled this bouquet from flowers, weeds and ornamental berries he found around the farm
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I knew I wanted to fill the vase.... almost Dutch " Vanitas" style sans tulips.
The grounds and surrounding woods at Boss Mouse are filled with gorgeous Golden Rod and smaller Typha or non-pond cattails, Coreopsis, both accidental and purposeful Sunflowers, some weed that looks Gypsophila, etc. I sheepishly asked if I could lop off a couple of roses to add some red hues..... Answer: YES!
Buttery yellow vintage McCoy vase holding all together as a display of late summer.
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