Decorating & Renovating
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Follow up for that wreath...
I made this. I just took whatever leaves I could find in my backyard, and the only thing that was blooming (some weird pink bush that the dogs like to eat). It was really easy. It took like 10 minutes, and if I had somewhere to put it, I bet it would really look nice, lol.
Re: Follow up for that wreath...
No, it looks great! Perfect for Spring.
Lovely. Apparently they're highly toxic to dogs.
Ooh...that's too bad. And scary, since they like to snack on them.
On the other hand, they make a very pretty wreath.
Double check, they may be something else, I was going off a very small pic.
It got morning sun, about 4 hours, and it wilted pretty quickly... I'm not sure how long it would last inside... I would definitely make it the day of!
They are azalea. I REALLY appreciate you commenting on the flowers. We're going to be taking them out next weekend. You could have saved my dogs' lives.