A Fun Fall Find

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Floating Flowers in a Pumpkin Jar

If you’ve been around here for a while, you know I’m all about easy, beautiful ways to bring the garden indoors—especially when it involves zinnias! Today is all about my latest fun Fall find! when I stumbled across this adorable glass-lidded pumpkin jar by Anchor Hocking, I knew I had to do something fun with it. After all, what’s more “fall” than pumpkins?

But instead of filling it with candy or treats (though, don’t get me wrong, that’s also a great idea), I decided to use it as a vase. Yes, you heard me—a vase! I filled the pumpkin jar with water and floated my favorite zinnia blooms right on top.

Glass pumpkin with floating flowers in kitchen

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A Fun Fall Find: Floating Zinnias in a Pumpkin Jar

I couldn’t wait to show you this idea. You should have seen me walking all over the house trying it in e spots. It made it to the kitchen, family room and dining room. You can see where it landed in my FALL HOME TOUR here! All I know is that I am ALL about popping color this fall!

Let me tell you, the result is pure autumn magic.

Why I Love This Idea:

  1. Easy Elegance: Floating zinnias in water instantly feels fancy without any effort. The clear glass of the jar lets the bright, cheery zinnias really pop, and the pumpkin shape adds a perfect seasonal touch.
  2. Conversation Starter: Whether you place it on your dining table, kitchen counter, or by the entryway, this floating zinnia pumpkin jar is sure to catch people’s attention. It’s such a unique way to showcase fall blooms.
  3. Flexible Decor: You can switch up the look anytime by floating different flowers or even adding a few floating candles for a cozy evening vibe. The glass pumpkin works for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or just because!

How I Did It:

Super simple, friends. All you need is:

  • A glass-lidded pumpkin jar (I found mine by Anchor Hocking on Amazon).
  • Water to fill it up about three-quarters full.
  • A handful of fresh zinnia blooms—just snip the heads off and float them on the surface. Or any flower you have access to!

That’s it! In minutes, you’ll have a fall floral arrangement that’s eye-catching and effortless.

glass pumpkin jar with floating zinnias

A Few Tips:

  • Mix up your colors: Zinnias come in so many stunning shades. Try mixing a few for a rainbow effect, or stick to all one color for a more dramatic look.
  • Keep it fresh: Switch out the water every few days to keep everything looking fresh and lovely.
  • Add a touch of whimsy: Sprinkle in some fall leaves or mini decorative pumpkins around the jar for an extra festive feel.

Find Your Perfect Pumpkin Jar Style

Now, I know we all have different tastes, so I’ve gone ahead and created a little collage of an assortment of glass-lidded pumpkin jars. Whether you prefer something more classic like mine or something with a bit more flair—there’s something here for everyone. From sleek and minimal designs to more vintage or whimsical styles, you’ll be able to find the perfect jar to match your fall decor.

No matter your style, these jars are such a fun and versatile way to add some fall charm to your home. Plus, they make great gift ideas too!

A Fun Fall Find

So, if you’re looking for an easy way to celebrate the season with something that’s equal parts practical and pretty, give this floating zinnia pumpkin jar a try. You’ll love how it adds a splash of color and charm to your fall decor!

Happy fall decorating, friends! Let me know if you give this a try—tag me on Instagram so I can see your gorgeous creations! 🍂🎃


What do you think of this idea? It’s a fresh twist on fall decor and a great way to put those zinnias to good use!

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xoxo,

Kelly

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