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Working at MaryJo’s

Spring Tulips Angelique

Late harvest zinnias

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Strawflowers that exploded while in storage. I'm harvesting the seeds for this season's planting. The seeds cling to tiny, fairy-like puffs - similar to a dandelion - for propagation. The extraction process is tedious, but on a cold, February day has been therapeutic.

More snow in Brooklyn today, but the sun tried hard to peak through. It is difficult to envision spring this time of year, but already seed planting is under way for those longer germination flowers such as Doublini Rose Pink Lisianthus. I've refrained from trying lisianthus in the past, so this will be a first attempt. After doing an inventory of my flower selection, I decided I needed some taller stems that would also be a good textured addition to the bouquets.

I am loving my brass "drip" vases handmade in Brooklyn by @clongworth, and so is Myrna! Flowers from @grdnbklyn.

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