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FR- January 2022 - 125th Anniversary

Florists' Review Media Group has served the global floral in study for over 124 years.

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MATERIALS Step by Step BOTANICALS ¡Dianthus barbatus (sweet William) ¡Dianthus caryophyllus (carnation) ¡Ranunculus asiaticus (Persian buttercup) ¡Scabiosa atropurpurea x caucasica 'Scoop' series (pincushion flower, scabious) ¡Astrantia major (masterwort, great masterwort) ¡Daucus carota 'Dara' STEP 1 Cut floral foam into the shape of a heart. Alternatively, choose a heart-shaped floral-foam form, most of which have mâché or plastic backings. Layer cranberries into the base of large square glass container. Do not add water; cranberries float. Thoroughly soak the floral-foam heart in properly proportioned flower nutrient solution, and place it on top of the cranberries. STEP 2 Arrange smaller blooms around the bottom of the heart (the point), to help keep the shape visible. STEP 3 Arrange larger blooms on the surface of the floral-foam heart. Layer on Astrantia, Ranunculus buds and Queen Anne's lace, for softness and dimension. Pop Hypericum berries off their stems, and sprinkle atop the surface of the design. MATERIALS (chocolate lace flower, chocolate Queen Anne's lace) ¡Hypericum androsaemum (tutsan, St. John's wort) ¡Vaccinium macrocarpon (cranberry, American cranberry) HARD GOODS ¡Large, low (shallow) square glass container ¡OASIS ® Floral Foam Maxlife Extra Features and Video Online FloristsReview.com R E A D O N L I N E 57

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