Even though the winter has been relatively mild, it's still a joy to see signs of spring. Spring flowers are some of the most welcome sights of all!

Fill your tall plastic cup with water and a couple of drops of bleach to make the flowers last longer.

Snip your flower stems to be just long enough so that the blooms show above the top of the container.
Voila! Now it's springy inside as well as outside!

~~What's your favorite spring flower? Do you like the best outside or do you cut them and bring them in?
I'm joining these parties:
My sign of spring flower is ... the primrose. Great tip.
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Glenda
So pretty! I love the tip about the cup at the bottom of the vase...I never would have thought of that! I saw those at the dollar spot! They are so cute. Now I want to grab up a few next time I'm at Target:)
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ReplyDeletePretty! My favorite spring flower is tulips, but they don't grow well in the ground in Florida. I buy potted ones at the store and keep them around as long as they will last. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I love that metal vase, need to run to target asap! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove your metal vase and your flowers, too.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite spring flower is a pink peony.
I can't wait for the lilacs to bloom!
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