Over the years I've had fun putting together fall arrangements using materials from our yard and interesting containers. Following are a few examples. They are not fancy, but it is a fun challenge to make an arrangement with what you have on hand.
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| Red leaves, berries, and an assortment of vases |
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| Pampas grass plumes, dried hydrangea flower, and leaves in an old enamel coffee pot |
Leaves in various states of turning color, dried flowers and seed pods, and grass plumes bring a lot of interest to a fall arrangement.
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| A favorite vase with leaves and dried plant material |
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The same vase with dried plant material
(I love how the grasses capture the late afternoon sun) |
Containers also bring a lot of interest to the arrangement. Vases can be very beautiful and can elevate a fall arrangement. But glass containers, jelly jars, ceramic pitchers or teapots, and enamelware vessels can also do the job.
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| The enamel camp pot holds pampas plumes, ivy leaves, and red toyon berries |
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