Flower Facts & Folklore

Donald Narcissus, the Squirrelyman.


This is a short sequence from DVD#8 “Spring Flowers in Sugar”, released by March 1, 2018.

It explains how we got the name for the Narcissus family of flowers.

They include Daffodils and Jonquils, two of the nineteen sugar art lessons taught in this extensive DVD set.


This short video sequence is from DVD #8 “Spring Flowers In Sugar,” released by Spring 2018.

Try saying this tongue twister real fast, 3 times: “Forsooth! I thought I saw Forsythia!”


For all animal lovers, here’s a snipit from DVD#7 – “Holiday Flowers in Sugar”, now on sale for only $29!
My two cats in animation form, Panda Bear and Mr. Mosby, meow,
“Lo! How a Rose E’er Blooming,”
a classic carol which opens the sugar art lesson on the Christmas Rose, also called the Lenten Rose.


Hootie, the Owl, loves sharing ancient folklore of nature.


How the parasite, Mistletoe, grows on trees.

 

 

This is just one of the many lessons in my 3 disc set, “DVD#7 “Holiday flowers In Sugar.”


See page 2 of “Flower Facts & Folklore”.