It' time for me to go and pick the bittersweet in my yard, and also down the street in a field
Very pretty to decorate with.
In the fall, I cut lots of it for my house inside and out
Bittersweet is very invasive, it takes over everything.
Photo "Martha Stewart"
Blessings~Cheryl
I love bittersweet but I know of no place where it is in abundance.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! I've never heard about bittersweet (I first had to translate and to google it). I am afraid it doesn't grow in my neighbourhood... but I enjoy your photos!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Traude
I never go out around town this time of year without my clippers. I am a lover of this wild beautiful vine. I am lucky to have it around in abundance. Gorgeous inspirational photos. Lori
ReplyDeleteLove your new header picture! Bittersweet, what can I say...love it. I sure wish it would grow here in Florida. How nice it would be to have it growing in my yard! I do have access to red pepperberries in December. Maybe we could trade? Have a great week,
ReplyDeleteSusie
I love bittersweet! I know it's invasive, but I still think you're lucky to have it!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I love your new header!
:) T
I wish I could find it here and pick it. I know so many who can find it near their homes. I love that first wreath...I have such a hard time finding wreaths that full and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove your new banner :)
Hi, I love your new header photo. there's something so natural in it and still charming.
ReplyDeleteI had never hear about bittersweet before and even doubt it grows anywhere in Italy. Oh well, as long as I can enjoy it thru your photos I'm happy enough.
have a great evening
rita
I just found you through White Wednesday. You have a beautiful blog. I love the bittersweet too. I planted it last year and forgot about it until it bloomed this year. What a happy surprise. It is just so pretty.
ReplyDelete~Debra
i'll have to see about growing some in pots? how else can we keep it from taking over? Lovely photos!!!
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