Here is my pruned coleus.
I didn't have the heart to throw away the beautiful pruned coleus leaves so I used them. I cut one white hydrangea from the garden and used all the pruned coleus leaves and made an arrangement for my kitchen table.
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I love that flower! You made good use of the pruned parts and have made a beautiful floral!
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Shelia ;)
You would die laughing at my coleus - I just planted it 2 weeks ago, but they are only a few inches high!!
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Beautiful, Komali! I wouldn't have thought to put coleus and hydrangea together, but they go very well.
ReplyDeleteI love this arrangement together. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a striking combination with the coleus and hydrangea. Both are some of my favorite plants! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous is that arrangement. The white vase was the perfect choice.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty flower arrangement! If you leave those coleus in water long enough they'll probably take root...and you'll have more coleus plants!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely arrangement, coleous and hydrangea. Thanks for sharing about caring for coleus plants.
ReplyDeleteYou can Pot those clippings! you can have a whole new plant or another pot...Don't throw them OUT!!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with Anonymus. The cuttings get easy roots and you can plant them in the garden also. Coleus is a nice plant. I love that vibrant colors. Looks somehow spicy.
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They look lovely together!
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought to bring coleus leaves indoors for decorating. It looks great with the hydrangea!
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