January 2023
By Rhona Beadle
The arrangement includes a leaf of Sabal Minor and white Hydrangea, together with Gypsophilia (Baby’s Breath). Hydrangea does not last in floral foam, so the mechanics of the arrangement had to be ‘creative.’
The floral design was created to reflect the bold foliage paintings by Carol Tokarski combined with the elegant floral painting of
Jan Francoeur.
theme “All portraits” Lilies and dusty miller by Deb Tallman
Ann Simpson created this arrangement, the theme this month was Big/Large.
She used several types of Palm and used a 5 ft stand.
Designer Barbara Mercer used red and white carnations to celebrate the Bank of the Arts theme that was Valentines. The display was of valentines that had been created by local school children
Bank of the Arts
February 2021
Theme:
Three Visions, One Family
Rose Lily, green poms, baby’s breath, mini roses, solidago, larkspur, palm, hydrangea
arrangement by Debbie Durham
Bank of the Arts
February 2021
Theme: Valentine’s Day
18 white long stem roses in a crystal vase containing red glass hearts. The vase was wrapped with white ribbon and silver heart at the top.
arrangement by MaryAnn Hudak
“Critters”
Mums, Roses, Daisies, Babies Breath and Alstromeria. By Deb Tallman
Bank of the Arts
August 2020
Designer: Laura Knox
Gorgeous arrangement of Magnolias,
Alstroemeria and Lemons
January 2020
Designer : Martha Schell
Theme:
Valentine Cards, Craven County Schools
The arrangement is comprised of Sunflowers. Goldenrod. Mums and Dahlia Trichlinum
Butterflies are made from feathers
Tree frogs are wood.
November 2019
Maureen Loomer
Trent Woods Garden Club 