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Kissing balls (Original Post)
Major Nikon
Apr 2015
OP
If you google - kissing balls how-to, Martha Stewart has a good article on the subject
Major Nikon
Apr 2015
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dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)1. Interesting..I have no idea what plant that is.
Apparently Kissing balls is a regional name.
KMOD
(7,906 posts)2. ya know, all these years, and I honestly never thought of the
double entendre.
Thanks, Major.
Major Nikon
(36,827 posts)3. Neither did I
denbot
(9,901 posts)4. I'm ashamed I was compelled to click on this thread.
But I did anyway.
Major Nikon
(36,827 posts)5. If you google - kissing balls how-to, Martha Stewart has a good article on the subject
LiberalEsto
(22,845 posts)6. It looks like gypsophila -- babies' breath
Someone evidently shaped cuttings of it into a ball, maybe with a styrofoam ball in the center.
LiberalElite
(14,691 posts)7. That's what I was going to post - they're for sale on line:
KMOD
(7,906 posts)8. They are very popular at weddings,
at least here in the northeast.
At Christmas time you will see a lot of them made out of pine branches, holly, etc.. Some will hang them on the plant hangers on their porches, doorways, or even inside as a nice festive decoration.