Hyacinths and Ivy in a green Mason jar, surrounded by a sprinkling of sea glass. I brought a few in to have an up close and personal encounter with not only the gorgeous lavender blooms, but also to enjoy the strong fragrance that fills the kitchen as they mature. I hope they will keep on blooming all through the week.
My vase is part of IAVOM/In a Vase on Monday.
MINDING MY P'S WITH Q 
Thanks for sharing this. Anita
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Thank you in return. Thanks for the comment and stopping by the blog today.
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What a lovely combination the green jar and sea glass and those purple hyacinths make – thanks fro sharing them
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Thank you. I love the sea glass and when I was ready to photograph the vase remembered many of the pieces match the jar’s green.
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Yes, it was perfect
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Very pretty. Are those the old fashioned Roman Hyacinths with the strong fragrance?
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They have a powerful scent, but I am not sure of what the Roman type is…sounds interesting though.
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Roman Hyacinths are old fashioned and more single stemmed flowers that are not as columnar as the hybrids. People complain the fragrance was bred out of the hybrids.
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I think I “need” to try growing Hyacinth again. They’re beautiful and I trust that you’re enjoying their scent.
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It’s heavenly.
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Very pretty and with the added bonus of scent. Enjoy!
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Thanks so much.
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Oh what an attractive shade that hyacinth is – most calming and the sea glass compliments both flowers, foliage and your vase 😀
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I love the sea glass in combination with the vase and hyacinth. I am hoping to get outdoors to gather a few more bulb plants for a vase today, but I am not sure if the weather is going to allow it….there is a Nor’easter coming up the coast. We are just getting rain, but New England is getting snow I think.
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