Photo by Edward Pond
Floral design by Pam Kosoy, Midge
An enchanting winter bouquet
The velvety silver foliage of dusty miller makes a simply enchanting, textural winter bouquet
Best known as a garden annual, bundled cuttings of luscious dusty miller (*Senecio cineraria*) are a wintry welcome when crowning a gleaming oversized trumpet vase.
To prolong the life of the foliage, cut and soak stems for at least three to four hours, being careful not to get water on the leaves. Order this fuzzy beauty through a florist. You can try bundles of sage or lambs’ ears, too.
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