Fall Pumpkin Roses Centerpiece
Brush up on your flower-arranging skills for this easy-to-create centerpiece.
Turn a pretty pumpkin into a high-style vase for this seasonal floral arrangement that's formal enough for gala Thanksgiving dinner.
This bouquet features apricot-colored roses, cockscomb, hypericum berries, seeded eucalyptus, and bittersweet vines.
Find a list of materials and how-tos below.
- Medium-size pumpkin
- Flowers, sprigs of bittersweet, leaf stems, and twigs
- Metal soup can or similar container
- Sharp knife
- Large spoon for scooping out seeds
- In the top of the pumpkin, use a sharp knife to carve a hole a bit bigger in diameter than the metal can.
- Discard the top of the pumpkin and scoop out the seeds and flesh with a large spoon.
- Wedge the can (or container) into the pumpkin. Fill the container with water, about 3/4 full.
- Arrange the flowers, leaf sprigs, and berries in your hand. Cut off all stems to an even length and insert the stems into the water container.
- Tip: Keep water filled on a daily basis and remove and replace any wilted blooms.
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Can anyone tell me all of the flowers that were used in this arrangement. I really like it and want to make it, but I know that there are flowers used that are not listed. I've got the Peach Roses and Bittersweet, but don't know what else to use.
11/4/2009 11:21:47 AM Report Abuse