I love forcing bulbs inside to decorate over the holidays. Some years I’m really good about it and other years not so much.
I’m ON it this year and I’m super excited.
I love to decorate with nature and this is a great way to add to the greenery & pine cones I use during the holidays.
Here’s a sneak peek to what I hope to share over the holidays when they start to bloom and add natural warmth to our home over the winter months.
This year I planted hyacinths in a cast iron planter which is a winning combination in my book.
I also planted a couple of varieties of snowdrops in silver plate. I absolutely love the daintiness of the snowdrops!
But my favorite bulb to force is muscari. I’m using quite a few varieties this year; some in brown transferware, because I love the brown & blue combination plus others in some rusty tin cans I had planted outside over the summer.
I’m also planting bulbs outside in our yard for the first time.
I’m incorporating yellow daffodils in front of the purple russian sage that borders the fence around the vegetable garden.
I think the yellow|purple combination will be a great big welcome to spring next year.
Once my bulbs are ready for their coming out party I will share how I incorporate them into my holiday decor. It’s so much more rewarding to force them yourself than to simply buy them and waaay more inexpensive.
