Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) : photos : Ikebana Club at Mahora : I love the use of the dried hydrangea in this arrangement. Our garden at the Rice Lake House has beautiful hydrangea in the summer. But they are also beautiful in the fall as they dry out! Unbelieveable!- powered by SmugMug

These are photos of the flower arrangements done by the members of the flower arrangement clubs in Miharu. There are three different flower arrangement schools represented here. I can't tell the difference. Can you? I just like to look at them all, so I thought I would share them with all of you who couldn't make it to Miharu for the Fall Culture Festival this year. LOL! Enjoy! Look carefully at no. 14 (There is a LIVE lady bug on a leaf. Can you find it?) Which is your favorite? Use the comment button to share your favorite with our other visitors.

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Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > What's the name of that red furry flower? Unusual in an arrangement. I liked it with the big green bough and the vase!

Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > Gorgeous waxy red and green begonias? Is that what this flower is? I loved the colors and the vase!

Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > Very interesting. Like the use of multiple levels in the design and the fall colors.

Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > Ladybug on a leaf. Fall 2006 Flower Show at Mahora, Miharu, Japan.

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Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > I love the use of the dried hydrangea in this arrangement. Our garden at the Rice Lake House has beautiful hydrangea in the summer. But they are also beautiful in the fall as they dry out! Unbelieveable!

Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > Simple but elegant.

Jeana Schieffer (Japan) (gna2000) > Wow! the tall, thin vase and the sweeping stems! Wow! Close up shot follows!

I love the use of the dried hydrangea in this arrangement. Our garden at the Rice Lake House has beautiful hydrangea in the summer. But they are also beautiful in the fall as they dry out! Unbelieveable!