History of Floral Design

Symmetrical stylized conical tree compositions were introduced during this period.

Before corsages became popular, ladies adorned themselves by placing flowers in....

In Middle Ages, plants with medicinal properties were grown in walled gardens in monasteries.

The crescent curve or c curve was popular in which period

Which period scattered massive amounts of flowers on the ground during festivals

In China, the tree peony is the most revered of all flowers.

The Chinese style was more stylized than the Japanese.

Which period considered the lotus flower sacred?

Which period established rules of design that led to the development of todays floral industry.

Which country had arrangements with simplicity and line & have strict rules of construction?

The _____ became popular during the Baroque period.

Garlands, wreaths, and laurel crowns (caplets) were popular in which period?

What did Byzantines use in their floral designs that set them apart from others?

Which style was characterized by graceful, sinuous, whiplash lines

A conservatory is used for plant production and a stove house is used for display.

Which flower was frequently used in Roman floral arrangements?

The Empire period had floral arrangements that were masculine and massive in size and weight.

Which of the following is a tight group of flowers and foliage in a handheld bouquet?

The Christmas wreath was introduced in which era?

In which period were specific flowers given for symbolic meanings?

Which periods were tussie-mussies popular?

This floral era was influenced by ancient Egypt, jazz age and the industrial revolution.

Tulipmania took place because

The topiary was introduced during this period.

This period created floral arrangements that were massive, overdone, and flamboyant.

Which era took place in America and had rounded bouquets often combining fresh & dried flowers?

Which era created paintings of composite groups of flowers painted during differrent seasons?

What was invented in 1954 that affected the floral industry

Which period used everyday crockery around the house to put cut wildflowers in

Which plant symbolized allegiance in ancient Greece?