Wyndencleh Naturals Artwork: Triple Rose Cluster
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The Wyndencleh Gallery is divided into three pages so that each page can load in a reasonable time. Remember that the images are shown here in relatively low resolution; the actual cards and prints are clear and show much finer true-to-life detail. Every design is available as a Note Card; many are also available as Prints. Rest your mouse on each design to learn more about it, and then go to the next page in the Gallery.

The Lavender in Tranquillity original features a wonderfully vivid lavender Helichrysum blossom. It’s surrounded by star-shaped Borage, a stalk of the Sea Lavender that grows so vigorously near our South Shore beaches, and a purply sprig of Nana’s Bee Balm. Millet looks upward, while a delicate Hackmatack cone and the tiniest feather from a Ruffed Grouse rest on some strands of moss found on the Red Maple trees.
The Triple Rose Cluster original features a trio of my Carpet Roses, which bloom from early June until late into the fall. The roses are nestled among sprigs of moss that we find on the Red Maple trees, and accented with one of a myriad of wild sweet peas that grow merrily in the pastures.

Triple Rose Cluster

Lavender in Tranquillity
My Mum refers to Johnny-Jump-Ups as ‘Kiss Me Johns’, but I think they can be used as a more general invitation! In any case, a trio of their expressive little faces surround a Carpet Rose, along with the tiny spotted feather from a Downy Woodpecker, which sits above the winged seed of a Red Maple tree.

Kiss Me's
A clutch of spring Mayflowers rest serenely above a Mayflower leaf, where they have a wisp of Old Man’s Beard and a sprig of Ground Pine for company. The feather of a Yellow-Rumped Warbler displays some of the natural artistry that we seldom see in its unusual black and white markings.

Whispering Mayflowers
Gifts of September is a display of the color and variety of material in the September woods. Hawthorne Berries are starting to ripen, while the Ground Pine is displaying its yellow plumes. The tiny red berries of the Small Cranberry sit among some TeaBerry and Wild Blueberry leaves. A downy feather from a Red-Tailed Hawk waves above the Queen Anne’s Lace, still blooming into the fall.

Gifts of September
This collection was gathered from Shadow's Garden. It features a feather dropped by one of the Northern Flickers who love to forage in the walkways. Three Carpet Roses are supported by a base of leaves of Dutchman's Britches. Tiny but brilliant lavender Alpine Lunaria look down from a soft yellow cluster of Stonecrop Sedum. The 'face' of one of the Johnny-Jump-Ups peeks from behind fuzzy Lamb's Ear, next to the Chive Blossoms. A single sprig of Bee Balm looks to the sky, under a semi-circle of Saxifragia and Creeping Phlox A stray wild Buttercup sits under a sprig of Mother-of-Thyme. And Forget-Me-Nots, which are sprinkled throughout the garden, are symbolically sprinkled throughout the arrangement.
Winter Woodland celebrates the colors and textures of winter … red Canadian Holly berries, a rosette-like Hackmatack cone, and a fringed scrap of Birch Bark cluster below the burgundy of a Red Maple leaf. The wing feather from a Ring-Necked Pheasant, a quintet of Porcupine Quills, and a couple of dry Millet stalks extend beyond the boundaries while a few sprigs of Sage, Millet seed heads, and moss known as Old Man’s Beard complete the picture.

Winter Woodland

Shadow's Garden
The Winter Solstice original displays the bright red petals of a Christmas Cactus, emerging from a bed of wild Creeping Juniper.. Hawthorne berries -- a favorite winter food for the birds, along with small cranberries, wild rose leaves with a single rose hip, and a hardy sprig of Queen Anne’s Lace show some of the beauty that remains as the seasons change.
The Winter Berries original features Hawthorne berries, which are a favorite source of winter food for the birds. Other seasonal berries: Trailing Partridgeberry, wild Creeping Juniper berries, and a single Canada Holly berry are nestled along with a Rosehip and Wild Rose leaves beside the last asters of the season.

Winter Solstice

Winter Berries

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