Savoy cabbage with garland of flowers

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Photographer:	© living4media / Berkau, Elisabeth

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Print size:	approx. 34.14 × 51.21 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A3

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Thanksgiving Bouquet

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This year's harvest tastes delicious, but is also most pleasing to the eye!

Onions, cabbages, artichokes. They all have seemingly endless layers and intriguing textures. This year, instead of putting it all on the table to eat, why not reserve some for the table decorations. Make perfect use of the layered structure by inserting a few flowers into the vegetables. A truly …

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