
- Black-eyed Susan - Pick some of those stunning Black eyed Susan and put them in vase now!
- Baby’s Breath - Dry and use for floral arrangement in vases
- Lemon verbena – Make lemon verbena potpourri or cache
- Flower Petals – Mix a variety of plant materials such as berries, assorted petals, apple slices, lemon slices, oranges slices – Make potpourri or sachets.
- Flower Petals and Ferns - Press flowers for picture frame or placemats, etc.
- Fall Leaves - All colors and shapes - Press leaves for picture frame or placemats.
- Reeds - Cut some tall reeds found in fields or near water – Use for floral arrangement in vases or a single reed in a small vase.
- Perovskia - Cut some of the twigs - Light purple/lavender stems Create twig arrangement in glass vase alone or with flower arrangement.
- Yellow-twig dogwood - Cut some of the twigs - Yellow stems – Arrange in glass vase alone or with flower arrangement.
- Red-twig dogwood - Cut some of the twigs - Red stems – Arrange in glass vase alone or with flower arrangement.
- Pussywillow branches - Cut some of the twigs – Arrange in glass vase alone or with flower arrangement.
- Harry Lauder Walking Stick branches - Cut some of the twigs – Corked or decorative stems - Arrange in glass vase alone or with flower arrangement.
- Dandelion Wine - Use grapes, apples, peaches, melons, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, and even carrots and potatoes, to make homemade wine.
- Grape Vine - Make a grape vine wreath and decorate it for any holiday or according to the season.
- Pine cones – There are tons of pine cone craft projects.
- Use for fall decoration indoors as centerpiece
- Decorate the Christmas tree
- Abandoned birds nests - There are many bird nest crafts. Use for Christmas tree decorating.
- Bittersweet
- Dry for vases and flower arrangements
- Make wreaths from bittersweet for Fall
- Keep an eye out for nature’s jewels this fall, and start collecting!
Twigs
Crafts for Kids:
Seashells in the Garden:
http://www.examiner.com/x-18980-Philadelphia-Gardening-Examiner~y2009m9d4-Seashells-in-the-garden
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