Flower Pot?
>> 3.30.2011
As I've mentioned before, one of my unnecessary monthly splurges is keeping fresh flowers in the house at all times. I usually go with long-lasting $4 bunches from the grocery store, but thanks to the new spring season, they're also selling super cheap potted plants. I figured the potted versions would cut our budget in half and stick around longer so we've been buying them every few weeks. The only problem is that I've always been more of a cut flower person and don't really have any good indoor pots.
Nate, being the helpful guy that he is, threw out a free solution to my problem:
"You could just put the flowers in one of your glass jars. That would be a really hipster thing to do."
Someone was getting upset at the number of Hugo posts lately and wouldn't get out of frame.
I had to laugh because:
1. Mr. "I Don't Really Care" was giving me decorating advice.
and
2. Apparently the style we're going for is "hipster?"
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What a great solution! It looks fabulous.
Ha! I think the glass pot is a great idea. Hipster or not. Maybe it'll grow so big you start seeing the roots. Like those little worm observatories.
Define hipster. ;)
I love the potted plants, too. I've been eyeing the tulips.
@Kim~ You'll have to ask Nate about that one. Apparently glass pots?
We got tulips a few weeks ago... they were amazing.
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Hipster or not, your place looks great :)
teach me the ways of your wonder. I purchase tulips and they were dead within the week.
I have a black thumb.
LB
@LizzieBeth~ Ha, I have no clue- water and sunlight? Also, I make sure to buy the ones that aren't quite blooming yet so that they'll last longer.
Really like this solution, and of curse, the flowers are beautful. It is possible to have the name of these flowers ? Thank youu :)
@Laura~ Those are hyacinths. They have a really nice smell too!
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