Lemon Baby’s Breath Centerpiece

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White Floral Dress

My husband’s grandparents have a lemon tree in their backyard in Florida, and when we visit them, they often fill 1-2 bags of lemons for me to bring home to Tennessee.

Not only do I love cooking and baking with lemons, but I love finding ways to use them in my decor.

And this Lemon Baby’s Breath Centerpiece is such a fun way to begin the spring season and enjoy the fruits of summer for the warmer months to come.

Oh, and once you are done using the lemon slices for this fun little centerpiece, you can reuse them in a variety of ways!

You could blend them up and use them to change the acidity of your soil, this can be a natural way to turn pink hydrangeas into blue hydrangeas.

Or you could blend them to be used to deter certain pests.

What’s your favorite way to reuse or repurpose leftover lemon slices?

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Lemons

Sharp Knife

Large Glass Hurricane – I used a glass vase that was 6×6.5, which doesn’t seem to be a size that is typically made anymore. Here are two alternatives a 6×6 glass vase or a 6×7 glass vase.

Small Glass Hurricane – mine was 5×5 like this one

Water

Fresh Baby’s Breath Flowers

Instructions:

1. First, slice 3-4 lemons and set them to the side.

2. Next, place the small glass hurricane into the large glass hurricane.

3. Place the lemon slices between the outer small glass hurricane and the inner large glass hurricane.

4. Fill both the small and large hurricane with water.

5. Place the fresh baby’s breath flowers inside the small glass hurricane.

Enjoy your new Lemon Baby’s Breath Centerpiece!

Note: The freshness of this Lemon Baby’s Breath Centerpiece will vary depending on how new or old the lemon slices and baby’s breath were when you first created it. As well as how often you change out the water.

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