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A carpet of flowers - literally
What an astonishing labour of love this is!
http://tinyurl.com/62zvd7 -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) |
A carpet of flowers - literally
Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of
love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! |
A carpet of flowers - literally
"Mike Derby" wrote in message ... Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. I'm glad someone has said that. How long will the flowers last? Next to no time. Would have been much better left where they were are the artistic handiwork of those concerned put some more permanent project with a few pots of paint for example. Mike |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby"
wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol |
A carpet of flowers - literally
"Pam Moore" wrote in message ... On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol I went with the local Civil Service Pensioners Alliance to Arundel to the Festival of the Flowers and thought the same thing then. Have you seen the minute detail? Flowers pulled off their stems? Small bits of evergreen hedging for the background? I am not disputing the art, but would you be so ecstatic if your children/neighbour's children had made a 'Work of art' on your path with the heads of your flowers? In the words of a long since vanished troll "I think not" Kindest possible regards Mike |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Oct 27, 3:37 pm, "Mike Derby"
wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Sory Mike, I think it is a labour of love, for just a second think of the work on creating the pattern, probably from an ancient Eastern one by the looks of it. It faithfully reproduces the colours, no mean feat and texture of the real thing. I have a couple of antique rugs/ carpets, and I can see just how much work went into the detail on this design. I love it and I think it is a masterpiece, not just of the designers but those who grew and raised the plants. Judith |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Oct 27, 4:17 pm, Pam Moore wrote:
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol It will last an entire Summer, think of the joy and gasps of pleasure that this will bring to so many. Dear me Pam, I often wonder if some people have a soul!!!! Perhaps we should all stop growing bedding plants, "as they don't last"!!!!! Tut Tut. Judith |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On 28/10/08 11:17, in article
, "Judith in France" wrote: On Oct 27, 4:17 pm, Pam Moore wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol It will last an entire Summer, think of the joy and gasps of pleasure that this will bring to so many. Dear me Pam, I often wonder if some people have a soul!!!! Perhaps we should all stop growing bedding plants, "as they don't last"!!!!! Tut Tut. Judith And you should never have cut flowers in your house (which would do a lot of damage to the economies of various countries) nor should any country have its flowers festivals, thus reducing tourism attractions. When the world is a uniform grey perhaps 'some' people will be satisfied! -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) |
A carpet of flowers - literally
"Judith in France" wrote in message news:674bbaa9-d9d6-4b49-b161- Sory Mike, I think it is a labour of love, for just a second think of the work on creating the pattern, probably from an ancient Eastern one by the looks of it. It faithfully reproduces the colours, no mean feat and texture of the real thing. I have a couple of antique rugs/ carpets, and I can see just how much work went into the detail on this design. I love it and I think it is a masterpiece, not just of the designers but those who grew and raised the plants. Agreed. Just a pity we do not get see a view of the whole arrangement. Regards Pete www.heavilysnowinghereatthecanalshop.com |
A carpet of flowers - literally
"Pete Stockdale" wrote in message news:0r2dnR4- Sory Mike, I think it is a labour of love, for just a second think of the work on creating the pattern, probably from an ancient Eastern one by the looks of it. It faithfully reproduces the colours, no mean feat and texture of the real thing. I have a couple of antique rugs/ carpets, and I can see just how much work went into the detail on this design. I love it and I think it is a masterpiece, not just of the designers but those who grew and raised the plants. Agreed. Just a pity we do not get see a view of the whole arrangement. Regards Pete www.heavilysnowinghereatthecanalshop.com Yesterday I saw a large white van covered with plastic flowers, it had a certain charm - for me :-) kate |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:18:47 +0000, Sacha
wrote: On 28/10/08 11:17, in article , "Judith in France" wrote: On Oct 27, 4:17 pm, Pam Moore wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol It will last an entire Summer, think of the joy and gasps of pleasure that this will bring to so many. Dear me Pam, I often wonder if some people have a soul!!!! Perhaps we should all stop growing bedding plants, "as they don't last"!!!!! Tut Tut. Judith And you should never have cut flowers in your house (which would do a lot of damage to the economies of various countries) nor should any country have its flowers festivals, thus reducing tourism attractions. When the world is a uniform grey perhaps 'some' people will be satisfied! Judith, I wasn't the one who complained, it was top-posting-john. I thought it was beautiful and said so. Pam in Bristol |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On 28/10/08 13:47, in article ,
"Pam Moore" wrote: On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:18:47 +0000, Sacha wrote: On 28/10/08 11:17, in article , "Judith in France" wrote: On Oct 27, 4:17 pm, Pam Moore wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol It will last an entire Summer, think of the joy and gasps of pleasure that this will bring to so many. Dear me Pam, I often wonder if some people have a soul!!!! Perhaps we should all stop growing bedding plants, "as they don't last"!!!!! Tut Tut. Judith And you should never have cut flowers in your house (which would do a lot of damage to the economies of various countries) nor should any country have its flowers festivals, thus reducing tourism attractions. When the world is a uniform grey perhaps 'some' people will be satisfied! Judith, I wasn't the one who complained, it was top-posting-john. I thought it was beautiful and said so. Pam in Bristol And I wrote the "you should never have....." para, which if nothing else demonstrates the muddle top posting gets into! -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon (new website online) |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Oct 28, 1:47 pm, Pam Moore wrote:
On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 12:18:47 +0000, Sacha wrote: On 28/10/08 11:17, in article , "Judith in France" wrote: On Oct 27, 4:17 pm, Pam Moore wrote: On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:37:05 -0000, "Mike Derby" wrote: Oh dear, Sacha. More like an astonishing waste of time than a labour of love. The whole thing is quite horrible. MD. "Sacha" wrote in a message:.. What an astonishing labour of love this is! Well, I agree with Sacha. What a work of art, and a "labour of love" knowing it won't last. Top-posting-Mike, have you never seen the annual "well dressing" pictures in Derbyshire? Pam in Bristol It will last an entire Summer, think of the joy and gasps of pleasure that this will bring to so many. Dear me Pam, I often wonder if some people have a soul!!!! Perhaps we should all stop growing bedding plants, "as they don't last"!!!!! Tut Tut. Judith And you should never have cut flowers in your house (which would do a lot of damage to the economies of various countries) nor should any country have its flowers festivals, thus reducing tourism attractions. When the world is a uniform grey perhaps 'some' people will be satisfied! Judith, I wasn't the one who complained, it was top-posting-john. I thought it was beautiful and said so. Pam in Bristol I know Sweetie, I was just tut tutting and agreeing with you over the garden fence. Judith |
A carpet of flowers - literally
On Oct 28, 12:41 pm, "Pete Stockdale"
wrote: "Judith in France" wrote in message news:674bbaa9-d9d6-4b49-b161- Sory Mike, I think it is a labour of love, for just a second think of the work on creating the pattern, probably from an ancient Eastern one by the looks of it. It faithfully reproduces the colours, no mean feat and texture of the real thing. I have a couple of antique rugs/ carpets, and I can see just how much work went into the detail on this design. I love it and I think it is a masterpiece, not just of the designers but those who grew and raised the plants. Agreed. Just a pity we do not get see a view of the whole arrangement. Regards Petewww.heavilysnowinghereatthecanalshop.com Pete, I think we lose a lot just looking at the pic, we need to use imagination and even then we can't imagine the beauty of the plants, close up, I so wish I could see and touch it! Judith |
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