I’m in love with my tinted bouquet. It’s so bright and cheerful. Since it has been raining or gray and about to rain pretty much all the time for a while, a bright bouquet is a ray of flowery hope in the middle of the room.
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MAY’S LAST ON THE CARD(S) 
MAY 2024 – THE CHANGING SEASONS 
SURPRISING ORCHIDS 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
oh NO….. please! I wouldn’t have had you for one of those people who buy such artifical stuff. But since you have them, do enjoy them…. 😉
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These are natural flowers. Just the color has been altered. It’s otherwise a perfectly normal daisy. I have a LOT of natural around here. Need any pink-eyed weed? How about ragweed? Strangleweed?
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Ha ha – I know they are real but the tint… ! What’s wrong with just having them in their natural (faded) colour?
I don’t want to critisize you dear friend; in Switzerland you can buy tinted ‘straw flowers’ galore – I just prefer a bunch of green/grey/brown NATURAL twigs or branches….
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Well, that’s like asking why we print patterns on cotton or wool. We like the colors. They are pretty. These are not growing in my garden. They are a decorative bouquet. The daisies in my garden — the ones that WERE in my garden — were natural, but these are intended to brighten up a part of your house. I’m pretty sure no one grows these colors in a garden. I’m not even sure you could.
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They would brighten up a room.
Leslie
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And so they do 😀
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😀
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they are lovely. So vivid!
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And they can also put glitter on them 😀
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