Archive for April, 2009
Flower Arranging a la Pot-Et-Fleur
First of all, what is this French sounding expression, pot-et-fleur? Well, pot-et-fleur is an arrangement of growing plants combined with cut flowers. It is quite suitable for centrally heated rooms. The plants can last for a long time, and the fresh cut flowers can be replaced at any time when necessary.
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Flower Arranging in Autumn
When the spring and summer seasons are over, autumn seems quite bare and boring, with no fresh and gorgeous flowers to brighten it up. This is an illusion, however. Once you get used to the bareness of autumn, your eyes will start suddenly seeing hidden treasures that can well be used in flower arranging. Nature [...]
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Preserving water lilies for flower arranging
Did you know that water lilies are excellent material for flower arranging? Water lilies are probably the largest and more important group of aquatic plants. They vary greatly in size. These tropical plants can be grown in milder climate only in hot houses, but these days they are relatively easy to find.
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