Decorate For Spring with a Few New Flowers!
Last spring I was thumbing (okay… scrolling) through Instagram and kept seeing the most beautiful rooms styled with gorgeous flowers.
I honestly assumed they were fresh — they looked that good. Then I saw a swipe-up to Amazon and thought… what?!
I ordered.
OH. MY. WORD.
After wasting way too much money on fresh flowers that barely last a week, these are officially my favorite Amazon home purchase ever.
Here you go.
I picked up these full-bloom white peonies a couple of years ago, and they’re still one of my favorites — especially for my kitchen.
Blue, Orange, or White Peonies
My friend Jamie just got these in the mail and is loving them on her kitchen table — they’re so pretty for spring.
Jamie said: “I love cutting my real peonies for the table, but they die so quickly and it’s so hard to get the ants off! These silk peonies are beautiful — the mix of blooms and buds is perfect, and the greenery looks so real.”
Tip: These look especially cute styled in a wood tray if you’re pulling together a little seasonal vignette.
These are my three of my fave Amazon flower purchases — I have them displayed on my console table, dining room table, and breakfast table, and they instantly make the house feel happier.
White Tulips – Under $17.85
I grabbed these last spring and still love them almost as much as my cherry blossoms and peonies.
Pink Cherry Blossoms – Under $33
These are still an all-time favorite – they’re incredibly realistic and make such a statement.
White Cherry Blossoms (4 Stems) – Under $15.30 after eCoupon
These are SUPER tall at 43″, but the stems bend easily to fit almost any container.
Now Grab a BIG Jar…
The only other thing you really need is a nice big glass jar. I love this Anchor Hocking 2-Gallon Jar for under $14 at Walmart (this one is currently out of stock – here are some similar ones on Amazon).
This jar has come in handy so many times over the years — pantry organization, party food, seasonal decor — it always finds a purpose!















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