Green Power
A generous bowl demonstrates the power of reuse within plant arrangements. A straw wreath features an additional ring to create a saucer shape,
fully taped and sprayed brown. On top are glued roots of Davallia fern, with a simple plastic saucer underneath. As a base,
swaying Scindapsus plants provide volume and movement, with soothing rosettes of Echeveria, compact Euphorbia and a few specimens of Tillandsia xerographica in between. Between the plants, decorative branches made of rustic wire and paperwire add the necessary rhythm.
Winter mix
A generous hand-tied bouquet showcases a distinct winter mix of plants and cut flowers. It is constructed of copper-colored sprayed florist wire (1.6 mm) with dried pieces of Corokia plant parts in between, for a gray, winter look. Tillandsia plants, twisted branches of salmon-colored plastic flowers on wire add detail and layering. Included in the composition are Gloriosa, Clematis Amazing Kibo, Scabiosa, Syngonium, Phalaenopsis, Bromelia inflorescences, aster, Polianthes tuberosa and Euphorbia in a beautiful mix of colors.
Whirlwind
A twisted frame of Akebia vines is fixed with the aid of a kenzan ring and placed in a beautiful bowl. Dicentra, Euphorbia and Allium flowers are placed in a twisted shape between them.
Between layers
A considerable number of bamboo sticks are wrapped with rope using a drilling machine and secured at both ends with binding wire. These wrapped sticks create an airy base for this bouquet, consisting of a large and a small base. These are attached one above the other. In between, all the flowers are tied in a sheaf-like manner – the flowers are between the two layers. Flowers used: orange disbudded chrysanthemums, Germini in orange and salmon shades, Avalanche Peach rose, red Helleborus and Hydrangea, Euphorbia 'Autumn Leaves' and Amaryllis 'Maestro'.