Posts Tagged Flowers
Siobhán McInerney and Geraldine McCarthy – (November, 2024)
Posted by Jackie de Róiste in Demonstrations on November 14, 2024
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- Geraldine and Siobhán with their final creations. ‘Thanksgiving’
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- ‘Fireworks’ as captured by these arrangements.
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- Celebrating Diwali, Festival of Lights – a Hindu religious ceremony.
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- A wreath to celebrate the martyr St. Lucia, Scandinavia. She wore a wreath on her head with candles so that she could carry food to Christians in hiding. Geraldine couldn’t help introducing a little red ribbon to remind us that she is from Cork!
Nov. – Ali Dietrich ‘ The Spice of Life’
Posted by Jackie de Róiste in Demonstrations on November 15, 2023
Last night we were highly entertained with a wonderful demonstration entitled ‘The Spice of Life’ by Ali Dietrich from Sutton Flower Club. Such colourful, cheery arrangements on a wet November evening. Ali’s most imaginative containers were all given in the raffle. Thank you very much Ali.
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- Ali with her fabulous arrangements
Flower Festival – Naas, 2022
Posted by Jackie de Róiste in Events on July 6, 2022
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- “To a Galaxy Unknown” Kilkenny Flower Club
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- Close Up
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- “Through the Kitchen Window”
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- “Through the Kitchen Window” With Elizabeth Holohan
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- Assembled by Eva, Helen, Ann & Elizabeth
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- Close Up
Work Night – 9th June, 2022
Posted by Jackie de Róiste in Events, News on June 12, 2022
Members of the Flower Club had a most enjoyable evening on Thursday.
It was a Work Night, people came with prepared containers – inspired by Eva last month.
Almost all the arrangements were assembled without using floral foam. Hessian covered containers, fabric covered cans, woven basket, wool, tape even an unusual Swedish object was used.
Everybody had a fun night.
January 2021
Posted by Jackie de Róiste in Plant of the Month on January 18, 2022
Sarcocca hookeriana
Corylus Avellana contorta
Pittosporum tenuifolium
Viburnum Davidii
Mahonia Winter sun
Eleagnus ebengii Gilt Edge
Mahonia aquilifolium
Viburnum Tinus Eve Price
Euonymus fortunei Silver Queen
Sarcocca confusa
Corokia virgata
