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Yesterday I made some Morning Glory.As the weather is particularly cold and wet, nothing dried very well, I am sorry to say, so I had to wait till today to plant them into this shallow dish.
Believe it or not , the pics are taken in broad daylight! In the windowsill, no less. Sigh.
This dish , like the white little dish in which I planted the Lily of the Valley, was made by a Dutch firm ,
Fennicole ceramics , where I always buy supplies like pots and vases, given my mini-flower addiction .
The vase in which my smaller narcissi were put , is by Elisabeth Betler, a great French artist (sorry , no website that I know of). Her adorable pottery is usually for sale at shows here, too.