It looks like the food colouring is working on the daffodils but won't change the flower completely before it dies. Quite a nice difference nonetheless, just with subtle edging. If I try it again I'm going to use shorter stalks and a different brand additive. Click for the bigger pic!
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How bizarre and absolutely fascinating. I had no idea that was possible.
Those are some awesome looking flowers! I should totally try that one day...
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Hey, if you put any food colouring in the water the flowers will turn that colour. For example, if you put blue in, you will get a blue daffodil!
Now following both of your blogs....may as well go along for the ride, and yes, I live in the Borders! (Someone has to keep you Scots out! Lol!!!!)
I like them the way they are, with the differentiated edges. Makes me want to find some flowers to dye!
PG - hope this is a 'tip' you may try one day!
Dani - I know you will!
Alice - we get everywhere we Scots but my twin and my daughters' hearts are in London and so is a great percentage of mine!
kobi -
I do as well!
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Wow! How fascinating. I never knew we could do such flower-art! I was not too good at botany,, any how!
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