The Creating Of An Edible Thanksgiving Centerpiece
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The Creating Of An Edible Thanksgiving Center, with Nell Foster.
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The Creating Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
an edible. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thanksgiving Centerpiece
inspiring gardeners, designs from nature
The Creating Of . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
an edible. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Thanksgiving Centerpiece
inspiring gardeners, designs from nature
Arrangements like this are fun to make. Go shopping, forage a bit and then create a masterpiece of your own. First we’ll start with a step by step to the creating. Watch as it gets put together and view the finished piece up close and personal.
Make your fall a vibrant one!Materials gathered on the table
Little TillandsiasPomegranatesMini-PumpkinsCarnival SquashKambocha SquashFava Beans & Lipstick PeppersKaleBrussel SproutsPersimmonsLimes & AvocadosGarlicEggplant
I didn’t have a table runner in the color I wanted so a large scarf did the trick.
The avocados, Kambocha & carnival squashes were the anchors.
The mini-pumpkins were put in shiny votive cups to raise them up a bit. The scarf was krinkled & pinched.
Oscar was happy to jump into the role of visual assistant.
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Mediterranean Fan Palm fronds were added next.
Eggplant, pomegranates & persimmons found their spot. Because the eggplants are the dark-est color used, they were grouped toward the middle in a star shape.
Working down in size, fava beans, lipstick pep-pers, lemons, limes & garlic were tucked in.
Next came those adorable little Tillandsias.
The ones tinged with red sit atop the mini-pumpkins.
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A box of Succulent cuttings was brought out & the inspection crew came in.
The table & the mostly edible creation were moved to a spot against the wall & snips of Lavender Scallops were added in.
All finished. Brussel sprouts, red kale, grandma’s candlesticks & candles from South Africa add the final punch. We think those forgotten candles work quite well, don’t you?
all done & looking good
bring on Thanksgiving!
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inspiring gardeners, designs from nature
inspiring gardeners, designs from nature
