Easy-Peasy No Cost Centerpiece

I've been trying to keep my spring decorating simple,

easy-peasy,

with little to no cost.

So I wanted to share another quick centerpiece I came up with for the keeping room table.

It's so easy to create a no cost centerpiece this time of year,
just head out to the garden to see what's green and blooming.

For this centerpiece I am using white clematis and hosta leaves.

First I cut a few hosta leaves.

Just as I was taking a picture of the hosta a hummingbird flew up for a little sweet to eat.
We were both startled, and he took off fast!

Next, I cut a few white clematis,
wrapping the stems with a little floral tape.






I'm using a white ceramic pitcher and two Ball jars to go inside.

I recently used this pitcher and white clematis for another arrangement,
but for this one I am reusing some things while changing up other things.

The jars will add a little height and hold water for the flowers.

The small Ball jar goes in first,
bottom side up.

Once the wide mouth jar is placed on top of the other one, I filled it with water.

As you can see, it almost comes to the top of the pitcher.

I rinsed the clematis and hosta with water to make sure any dirt or "creepy" things were gone.

After cutting the stems to the desired length, I added the hosta leaves.

Then the clematis.

I used five each of the hosta leaves and clematis.

When making arrangements, odd numbers look best.

Clematis are so dainty.

Aren't they gorgeous?

All done!

An

easy-peasy

no

cost

centerpiece!

Here are some other ways I've decorated for spring with little to no cost:

A Southern Magnolia and Clematis Centerpiece

Spring Touches with a Colonial Farmhouse Style in the Great Room

Spring Flowers on the Southern Porch

Spring on the Vent Hood ~ Before & After's

Spring Mantel in the Keeping Room

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