Thursday, 13 June 2019

Conservative conservatory

Here's hoping this works. I am going solo on this posting, without the help of Norma or Janine.
I'm afraid it will be rather a rushed job as we're flying out of Sydney tomorrow morning at 6am to Zurich via Dubai, but I thought I should show you the nearly finished Conservatory.

I am calling it a conservative conservatory as it is without a lot of colour. Madame who inhabits the boudoir and conservatory, only likes white plants and lots of greenery.



Looking from the boudoir into the conservatory.




I couldn't find a wire plant stand that I liked so I made this one. It does look a bit English Victorian, but I believe Madame got it as a present from an 
English friend. The white geraniums (pelargoniums) are doing well

I also made some lily of the valley and a frangipani.


On the right are some fragrant gardenias and a
white orchid in the center

I will start on the exterior when we return from Europe.

Thanks for having a look at what is a pretty poor effort, but I think I've done it! And on my Ipad at that!
Hugs, Linda








16 comments:

  1. Wow what a great conservatory beautiful geraniums!
    When I looked at the photo from the boudoir into the conservatory I had to look twice to see that it's a small world!!!
    Have a nice day,
    groetjes van Marijke

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    1. Hi Marijke
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  2. Absolutely beautiful!!! I too love the scene seen from the boudoir.
    Geneviève

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  3. Congratulations Linda on not only mastering the art of blogging on your own but especially on such a BEAUTIFUL CONSERVATORY!!!! :D
    Your plants are Gorgeous and I LOVE the potted palm, and assorted white and fragrant plants you have so tastefully arranged throughout your addition. Speaking of which, what a GREAT VIEW from the boudoir into the conservatory- ABSOLUTELY FAB!!!
    Enjoy your European Vacation and I'll look forward to seeing you later on this summer- Can't Wait! :D

    elizabeth

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    1. Thank you Elizabeth (from Zurich) . Can't wait to see my Miniteers friends in August.

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  4. Your conservatory is amazing! The details are perfect and the plants look so real.

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    1. I am honoured that you like my plants. Each one is an experiment. Some work better than others.

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  5. Hi Linda. The conservatory looks beautiful and elegant with only white flowers and greenery. I don’t think it loses any realism or credibility. And well done for doing a blog post! It will get easier the more you do it, and it wasn’t a poor effort at all. Can’t wait to see more and have fun in Zurich.

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    1. Thanks for your comments? I am enjoying Zurich. Ventured to winterthur on Saturday and found some minis ( fabulous and also very cheap) at a street market!

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  6. Seriously sumptuous, delicious, tempting, tasteful and totally inspirational to look at.
    Enjoy your break.
    Anna x

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    1. Wow! Thank you. I,m thrilled you like it.

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  7. The photos are superb, perfectly capturing the beauty of the flowers and plants as well as the delightful, relaxing atmosphere.

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  8. Hi Linda! The conservative conservatory is just plain Gorgeous! Your photos bring it to life beautifully... a glimpse through the door is always so evocative of RL for me! The wire stand you made is perfect... could you do a tutorial? I love your projects! Congratulations on posting "solo"! And have a fantastic trip to Europe! I hope to see more posts when you return.... complete with new treasures from your travels!

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    1. Thanks for your wonderful comments. The wire stand was a complete experiment but I might try to make another as I know I could improve on it. I'm not one for tutorials but I might give it a try? I was just frustrated as I couldn't find exactly what I wanted. Maybe frustration is the mother of invention.

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