The Chartreuse Swizzle is a refreshing and potent cocktail that combines the herbal complexity of Chartreuse with the tropical flavors of pineapple and lime. This vibrant green drink is perfect for sipping on a warm day and is a modern classic that showcases the versatility of its namesake liqueur.
Atlanta interior designer Leah Alexander usually dresses in black, which is something that amuses her friends, considering her fondness for bright colors in her decorating projects. “More often than not, I'm wearing all-black from head to toe,” she says, “But meanwhile . . . green, yellow, or even purple cabinetry? Immediately, yes. Floral wallpaper or saturated art? Wouldn't miss it.”
Green Envy Zinnia- A exciting new addition to our store this year! Exciting chartreuse-green blooms that are very unique. The beautiful flowers are 3” across. A wonderful variety that is a very popular color for marketing. They are sure to be a favorite here! Zinnias will bloom through a long, hot summer without wilting. They are excellent for large pots, containers, or directly in your flower garden. Zinnia flowers grows best in full sunshine and well-drained soil. Zinnias are very easy to grow, and they are not finicky about soil or water, but they do require full sun. The more you deadhead them, the more flowers they will produce. Butterflies and beneficial insects will be visiting these large blooms often. Just Beautiful! 15 SEEDS
Enhance your bridal arrangements with the sweet touch of hellebore flowers. Chartreuse Envy Designer Hellebore Flowers feature small cup-shaped blooms that open up to showcase soft green hues for a summertime touch. The delicate blooms look incredible when nestled in with peach blooms like Mythos Garden Roses, natural wax flower, and sprigs of greenery for a one of a kind bouquet.
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One of my favorite shots, taken while on vacation in the Provence.
I over-dyed this wool from T. The greens are so brilliant, I almost don't want to use them. I just want to keep looking at them stacked up with their edges all whispy...
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Our Silk Classic Ribbon always sits at the head table as part of our Signature Color collection. Made from 100% mulberry silk, this hand-dyed, medium-weight ribbon has a dreamy drape, oh-so-subtle sheen, and matte finish. Plus, it’s got a hand-frayed edge and a boujee crinkled texture that is sure to break hearts. Not sure which color ribbon is right for you? You can purchase a sample of our Silk Classic Ribbon here so you can touch, feel, and see the rich color in person!
Why Chartreuse: Yellowish green, chartreuse, is naturally placed right in the middle of the frequencies of visible light. Human eyes have receptors for green, blue and red colors. Being placed in the middle, chartreuse actuates the most of these receptors to fire, making it distinct and easier to spot. Avaliable here: www.sassynectarinikids.etsy.com/ My first illustration, took about 5-6 hours that seemed to fly by.
We are so thrilled to be able to share the US native Sambucus 'Blonde Envy'. For years, we have failed miserably with the colored-foliage elderberries on the market, which have extremely poor heat tolerance. Sambucus 'Blonde Envy' is a wild discovery in Fairfield County, SC by plantsman Keith Mearns, so it thrives in full sun, heat, and humidity. This amazing discovery forms a giant clump to 6' tall x 8' wide, clothed with brilliant yellow foliage. In late summer the winter-deciduous clump is further adorned with terminal clusters of tiny white flowers, followed by purple fruit. Maintenance: Sambucus is a maintenance-free garden perennial. Elderberry will, however, tolerate hard pruning if necessary to maintain it at a smaller size. Growing Conditions: Full sun and moist to average soil moisture is ideal, although it is fairly drought tolerant for a short time. Garden Value: The foliage is bright yellow all through the growing season. It does not fade. The tiny white flowers are borne in very large flat clusters much like Queen Anne's Lace, though much larger. The fruit and the flowers are edible. Natural Impact: This superb ornamental also supports wildlife, both its flowers and fruit.
