Christmas tradition
Underlying this pure arrangement are three very simple materials: winding wire, pine needles and Ilex berries. On a metal rod, ten bobbins of winding wire were kneaded into a beautiful shape. With the broad side down, the shape was placed on a bucket. One by one, Pinus pine needles were dipped in wood glue and then inserted into the structure - a labor-intensive job. Once finished, the form was inverted and mounted in a vase; a wealth of Ilex crenata berries was inserted in the center.
Winterfestoen
On an old piece of thick rope, a festoon has been twisted in a tile-like fashion, including holm oak (Quercus ilex), pistachio green (Pistacia vera), Eucalyptus gunnii, Callicarpa
bodinieri, Symphoricarpos 'White Hedge', Eryngium 'Silverstone', oregano, silver bush (Leucophyta brownii) and Hydrangea.
Winter Queen
A brief search at a garden statue dealer immediately produced the right Winter Queen. The beautiful bronze head was adorned with lush flowers and winter branches. On the back of the head, Oasis floral foam was used to create a base that was stabbed with tendrils of Hedera and hops. Between these, the flowers, branches and other winter materials were stabbed. Materials: Nerine 'Sophie', holly (Ilex verticillata), roses, Gloriosa, tiger lily, Clematis fluff, cotton branches, prepared dandelion, Eucalyptus berry and beans.