Something has had a good old nibble on those ivy leaves, providing must needed food in the depths of winter.
Joining Cathy for In a Vase on Monday.
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These look pretty – I might go and get some snowdrops from our garden once this morning’s frost has gone.
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Yes, it’s a bit chilly out there isn’t it.
Snowdrops are so perky. 🙂
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Love the backdrop of the trees behind your vases. The wild ivy and its berries makes a strong contrast to those delicate snowdrops.
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The trees definitely show the season don’t they. 🙂
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The berries look untouched though… don’t know what would eat them. Glad your snowdrops are unnibbled. 😃
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Google tells me that blackbirds and thrushes eat the berries. I will have to watch out for them.
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The ivy berries appear black, making a wonderful contrast to the snowdrops, Sandra. Our ivy is regularly hacked back by the gardeners so I seldom see berries but that’s probably a good thing as ivy is invasive here.
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Yes the berries are black – yummy for the birds in winter.
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These vases are so pretty. Simple elegance.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Pretty, even with the nibbles.
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I didn’t notice them until I took the photo. 🙂
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I love ivy berries, Sandra, so it’s good to see them supporting your snowdrops – and good to see you on IAVOM today 👍 I promise to email or message you once our opening is out of the way and I have more time…
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Good luck with your open day. Your visitors are in for a treat. 🙂
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Thank you, and they certainly seemed to think so
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Simple beauty.
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Yes, that sums up snowdrops perfectly Cathy. 🙂
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