Do-It-Yourself
You don’t need flowers to fill a flower vase
By Anton Barretto, Marissa Lopa
GREEN plants, floral, foam, vase
Fresh flowers in a vase can brighten any room. Unfortunately, they don’t come cheap and are not always readily available. Here’s an idea: Go green! Instead of choosing from a variety of colors and kinds of flowers, choose from different shades and shapes of green foliage. Not only are they attractive, they’re environmentally friendly, too! Here’s a list of materials and helpful hints to start off your first arrangement.
Materials
Cuttings of green foliage
Floral foam (oasis)
Vase
Measure the floral foam to fit the vase. Thoroughly soak the foam with water and place inside the vase.
Measure the branches to your desired length. Stick the branches enough to make the branches stand as upright and tall as you want.
Tips
When choosing a vase, there are no fast and hard rules.
A tight, big bunch of the same kind of foliage has a distinctive impact, as they do with flowers.
Plants with interesting characteristics make for an interesting arrangement.
Follow Us
Recent Stories:
-01-FA.jpg)