My No Cost Winter Bouquets Play!
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November/December 1978
By the Mother Earth News editors
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LEFT, FAR ABOVE: These dried flowers in glass containers (furnished by shop) are ready for pickup by local gift shop,and have earned the author about $10.00 an hour-minus materials, many of which were foraged-for her time.LEFT, ABOVE: Marigolds, covered with mixture of corn meal and borax, dry in about 10 days. LEFT: This $12.50 ar rangement consists of air-dried birch leaves, ornamental grass, sea oats, cattails, and lotus pods in a recycled gallon can. ABOVE: Glycerine-treated baby's breath, straw flowers, yarrow, and blue statice. Price: $15.00. BELOW: Buyers readily pay $15.00 for winter bouquets such as this one made of glycerine-treated eucalyptus, hydrangea, gold enrod (dyed red), corn-shuck "flowers", and rabbit tobacco. If Ms. Guy's arrangements sell for 550.00 or more.
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