Five years ago I spent $2 on a couple twigs in a box from Walmart called Bowl of Beauty.
I ended up with three different peonies from that box, this is one of them.
My friend T found the white ones at a yard sale and gifted me some.
They are very happy and get stronger every year-thanks T!
White led to experimenting with food coloring last Memorial Day...
And this year I just had to try yellow:@)
Have a happy day:@)
I've never paid much attention to Peonies until lately. They're such pretty flowers!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. I love the one you dyed for Memorial Day. I don't know why, but I don't remember that post. Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI am with Debbie -- my favorite color was the one you dyed. It was gorgeous. Sandie
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Lynn! (Sorry about the pig roast) :o)
ReplyDeletePeonies are really pretty! Great shots...
ReplyDeletevery pretty! i think your $2 was well spent.
ReplyDeleteLove Peonies and hope mine bloom this year. I think they got chopped down during some yard work :(
ReplyDeleteI just might have to buy another one if they don't bloom! Hugs, Linda
Beautiful blooms!
ReplyDeleteI have got to get over to Wal-Mart's! I adore peonies, and still haven't planted a bush here. I need to work on that. These are stunning, Lynn. xo
ReplyDeleteFun idea with the food coloring!
ReplyDeleteABSOLUTELY should be note cards -- beautiful photos Lynn! I love peonies and recently planted some of those twigs -- hoping for great things :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gail
I've tried the food coloring with carnations, but never dreamed of doing it with my peonies! I never bring mine in the house because they are always so ant covered. I do love them!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are gorgeous photos Lynn!
ReplyDeleteThey're all so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty!!
ReplyDeleteAll four so pretty and certainly would make stunning cards. Great job with the camera!!!
ReplyDeleteI can smell them now...just delicious! They are all lovely but I have to say that the yellow is my favorite for sure! xo
ReplyDeleteI love peonies...your are so beautiful... and I am now on the hunt for white because I think they dye wonderfully!
ReplyDeleteJ'adore peonies!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the blooms fill the photo...perfect for notecards! And gorgeous flowers, my friend! You are GOOD!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun with your peonies. I would not be as clever as you to think of coloring them, but mine were too purple too I guess. They have been gone away for a long time so it's nice to see yours!
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine if peonies really came in the color blue? I's love them! Your pastel peopnies make pretty cards, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Love the colored ones as well. Perfect for summer bouquets.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! The food coloring trick looks like fun. :)
ReplyDeleteI love peonies, you've captured their beauty wonderfully!!
ReplyDeleteI sure miss seeing peonies down here in Texas. Thanks for sharing your pretty pics!
ReplyDeleteI Love peonies! And food color ... you clever girl!!! Great selections for Vee's party!
ReplyDelete$2 peonies? That's like gold! I love the white turned yellow. How fun!
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty photos. Thanks for sharing.
I didn't know that one could dye peonies as one does carnations. How cool is that?! I love peonies. I love them more with each passing year and, believe me, if I could find a $2 box I'd grab them. It must have been fun to see what you would get.
ReplyDeleteWow...how beautiful. I am hoping to use peonies in my daughter's wedding one day, they are truly beautiful
ReplyDeleteYour peonies are beautiful! WOW....food coloring huh? Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful subject for your note cards. I would have never thought to use food coloring to change the color. How interesting. I love the yellow with the pink.
ReplyDeletegorgeous flowers. lovely shots. i'm such a fan of flowers. you had me there. (:
ReplyDeletePeonies are so lovely, and you captured them well. I have never seen them colored before..great fun!
ReplyDeletePeonies are so pretty! What a nice surprise to find 3 different ones in that box. Great cards! Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteClever you to figure out how to dye the peonies...the ballerinas of the flower world!! This is just brilliant and they are very pretty and a bargain to boot!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulous idea to dye the peonies with food coloring. I am in love with the yellow! They would make lovely note cards.
ReplyDeleteLOVE that you changed the colors - those turquoise-y peonies would be beautiful for a wedding!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I really love peonies...
ReplyDeleteI love the blue one. And that vibrant pink one is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePeonies are my favorites! I've never had white so I never considered dying them....Oh, now I am inspired!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
Lynn,
ReplyDeletePeonies are wonderful!
I've done the dye with QAL and Carnations...but this is a whole new twist!
Fun!
These are all so beautiful! Love the colors the food coloring gave the peonies. Why haven't I thought of doing that? This is why I love blogging, so many wonderful ideas out there! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove!!! the pink one!!!
ReplyDeleteLynn, Your peoonies are stunning! My favorite: the last photo. Love the soft colors!
ReplyDeletexo Beth
Hello Lynn, thanks for visiting me :-)
ReplyDeleteYour peonies are absolutely beautiful - especially the white one!
You are a clever lady.
I think the peonies you dyed yellow look really gorgeous!
Have a blessed day..Trish
Gor. Geous. Love your peonie experiment! Great choices for the Notecard party.
ReplyDeleteGood for you for taking liberty with the food colouring, sounds creative and fun.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeletethe Coleslaw looks yummy. But before I got to the comment fom I discovered the Peonies. And they are fabulous. I love the colors, you gave them. They look not too artificial but spectacular.
Thanks for sharing this idea.
Best greetings, Johanna
Beautiful peonies. My favourite is the white one, all frilly and pretty. Great note card photos.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous peonies Lynn~ I'm envious, I missed ours blooming this year!
ReplyDeleteThese are just awesome, Lynn. Would make beautiful cards. ;)
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