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Permanent Botanicals: Blanched Blossoms

Lori Lester -- Home Accents Today, 4/1/2007

As spring approaches, it seems that subtly tinted whites, greenish-yellows and pale buttery hues have started sprouting up in clean, uncomplicated containers. Outgrowing the notion that bold colors and ornate vases make more of a statement, these simply striking arrangements are an effortless breath of fresh air.

 Diane James' refreshing combination of greenish-cream garden dahlias, pinnacle hydrangeas, ranunculus and light green lotus blossoms keeps it simple in a tapered square glass vase ($415).  Diane James' refreshing combination of greenish-cream garden dahlias, pinnacle hydrangeas, ranunculus and light green lotus blossoms keeps it simple in a tapered square glass vase ($415).

 A knot of intertwined stems showing through a clear glass vase gives CG Botanical Designs' white water lily arrangement a contemporary kick.  A knot of intertwined stems showing through a clear glass vase gives CG Botanical Designs' white water lily arrangement a contemporary kick.

 Vases resembling oversized martini glasses seem to toast two mixed bouquets of fresh spring greens and yellow blooms by SIA.  Vases resembling oversized martini glasses seem to toast two mixed bouquets of fresh spring greens and yellow blooms by SIA.

 A contemporary, clear glass container allows for an unobstructed view of the graceful botanical from Belle Fleur's Orchid Society Collection ($190).  A contemporary, clear glass container allows for an unobstructed view of the graceful botanical from Belle Fleur's Orchid Society Collection ($190).

 Varying subtle shades of blush pink and cream roses highlighted with green astrantias from Flowers Forever add understated elegance to table tops ($50).  Varying subtle shades of blush pink and cream roses highlighted with green astrantias from Flowers Forever add understated elegance to table tops ($50).

 A white rock bed adds another layer of interest to NDI's Cymbidium arrangement, while still maintaining a clean, natural effect ($458).  A white rock bed adds another layer of interest to NDI's Cymbidium arrangement, while still maintaining a clean, natural effect ($458).

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