Wow! Lucky lady! Someone has been very busy. Love, love the bag with the moose!
Hugs, Nadyne
Wow someone really loves you!! Thanks for sharing them with us!!
How luck you are to have such a friend, some beautiful gifts here.
thanks for sharing.
These are lovely Christmas gifts, hope you enjoy them all. :)
Wow, looks like Christmas came early for you! All are lovely...
Congratulations Gladys on your wonderful array of gifts. So much work in all the gifts. Love Chris
P.S. Are the flowers native to Ireland and what are they called?
Flowers are Inula hookeri, they are not native to Ireland but do very well in gardens. They are a clump forming perennial. I must look up where their homeland is
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Other common names
Hooker inula
Family
Asteraceae
Genus
Inula may be annuals, herbaceous perennials or sub-shrubs, moslty with large basal leaves and daisy-like yellow flower-heads, often with narrow ray-florets
Details
I. hookeri is a perennial forming a colony of erect, softly hairy stems to 75cm in height, bearing lance-shaped leaves and 1 - 3 light yellow flower-heads to 8cm across, in late summer and autumn
Plant range
Himalaya
Wow, so many beautiful items, you are a lucky lady!
Hugs, Lidia
Wow, lucky you! Must have cost her dearly for the postage, too. Great gifts.
Looks like enough for a couple of Christmastimes! The tree with its little folds and charms is really cute. I have not seen one made like this before. You certainly were spoiled with some magnificent items. Oh, I just love the yellow flowers in the background!
Yes, I am spoiled. The flowers are Inula hookeri, a perennial that I planted years ago. G
Impressive! Someone has been very busy and you have gotten a lot of beautiful things.