Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Feature Flower: Bird of Paradise
This was another arrangement for design school showcasing the fibonacci sequence played out in floral design. It also used birds of paradise, so I thought I'd focus on them! They're a tropical flower and, like most tropicals, long lasting. They are more expensive but you get size, durability, and long life. They lend a very structured and modern effect to arrangements. (I used them in a wedding this summer that I still need to post pictures from.) What do you think? Do you like them?
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Featured Flowers,
Orange
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Lovely...Birds of Paradise are bountiful in Santa Cruz and often are just growing wild.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Got to say I'm a little jealous - it seems like California can grow anything!
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