22-10-2007, 04:19 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Oundle, near Peterborough, UK
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Originally Posted by pixieone
Hi, I don't have a pic but I did see some for sale in Sainsburys, perhaps you could take a look if there is one nearby.  |
Please check out this link and let me know if you have seen THESE in Sainsbury....thanks
This info just came my way from FLOWERCHAT - very good!!!!
Please click:
Vegetative floral designs are inspired by nature and arranged to appear as though a tiny slice of the landscape has been scooped up and gently placed in a container. It refers to the placement of the plant materials, which are placed with one another in a parallel or radial style. Flowers and decorative elements, such as moss, driftwood, stones and twigs and other natural elements are arranged in vertical groups just as they would be found in nature—the perfect way to capture the feeling of a walk in the woods. Check out the photo of one vegetative design in a clear glass rectangular cylinder at: http://www.enjoygardening.com/?cat=14
Try this site for directions for vegetative design:
http://www.flower-arrangement-adviso...rangement.html
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