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Which container materal is heavier, fragile, and dries out faster and more expensive?

What is the main material used for holding flowers?

Muting a color with gray is the __ of a color?

The most common time to repot plants due to new growth is ?

What period maeked the time when flowrs and art became avaliable to the middle class?

What element of floral design is the sense of what a surface feels like?

What color should be used to project a calm atmospere?

What element of floral design is the visual path that the eye follows?

When white is added to a color, it is lightened to a

What is a common factor among plants with powdery mildew?

Which specializd plant requires frequent pruning and trimming?

Which Japanese floran design style consists of large arrangements influenced by arrangements made for Buddhist altars?

What floral material is used to support the base or stem of a flower or to add flowers into a holding device?

In what period did topiaries (shrubs that are in a shape of an animal, human, ect.) first appear?

Which container needsd to be sealed with waterproof paint?

What principle of floral design refers to the steadiness and stability of an arrangement?

What principle of floral design is reached when all parts of a composition suggest a oneness in the idea or impression

When black is added to a color it is a

What principle of floral design refers to the blending of the individual parts?

If watering doesn't seem to be the problem with leaves, try __?

In what period did the scent of flowers become more important?

When leaves begin dropping off a plant, it most likely

What period marked the beginning of modern flower arranging?

What often causes leaf spots?

Which container material can crack or break if the plant becomes too big for the pot or tip if too heavy?

What principle of floral design refers to the creation of visual movement towards or from the focal point?

Which color can be either warm or cool?

What element of floral design is the shape or outline of an arrangement?

What culture emphasized the use of cut flowers in formal arrangements and used fruit to decorate symm. arrangements?

What culture was one of the first to put cut flowers in bowls and considered the lotus flower sacred?

A container material that may corrode and is expensive is

What culture preferred strewing flowers at festials and banquets and introduced the Cornucopia?

What floral material is used to prevent floral arranvements from wilting and turning brown quickly?

What floral material is used in floral arrangements to secure items and be used to disguise stems and wires?

In what period did early colonist create simple designs for home using native grasses, baby's breath, and dried material

Which container would be used to provide a "natural look"?

A container material that consists of thin glass fibers formed into a woven layer that is strong is?

What gauge of wire would be used to replave flower stems in corsages or wedding bouquets?

What is a likely cause of root rot?

A transparent enclosure for keeping small plants that is also known as a bottle garden is a

Which container material should be used for a cactus?

When several plants with the same light andwater requrirements are planted close together in a shallow bowl it is called

Which container material provides better air circulation and is good for heavy plants?

What gauge of wire would be used to support larger flower stems or heavy flowers?

Which container would be used to proveide a very elegant apperance?

What period is also known as the Grand Era and is the period where floral design took a more classic, refined style?

The most common container material is

What culture may have been the first to mix flowers and has an early mosaic in the Vatican museum that shows the flowers

What refers to the lightness or darkness of a color?

What gauge of wire would be used for delicate corsage work and filler flowers?

Which container material is the least expensive?