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That’s my entire goal! I’m so glad it resonated with you!!

Glad it was helpful!

Would love it if the names of the plants were written on the video as they are being introduced. Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you! Me too!

Thank you! So glad you enjoy the tutorials!

My pleasure 😊

Thank you for watching! Hope they help!

When I win the lotto I will have your arrangements delivered to my home in Ireland every week thank you so so much loved the magi of it

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Glad it was helpful!

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Thank you so much!

I’m sorry, I don’t know what you are referencing. Which part of the tutorial am I saying what you don’t understand. If you can give me the timestamp, I can let you know what I’m saying!

The bottom are oasis grande cages and the top is a grande uglu!

Yes you can! The only issue is the foam doesn’t work like a regular vase of water. When you insert stems into the foam they can drink a bit of water but it’s not meant as a long term arrangement. If you water the foam it sort of re soaked it but it doesn’t necessarily help the flowers access more water as the foam can gunk up the stems. If you see wilting just recut the stem and insert it again, which may help.

I just did one of these as a centerpiece it took me 3 hours and I’m still not 100% satisfied 😅 so I’d say give an extra day

Saya biasanya memilih bunga yang tidak mudah layu, karena kalau di Indonesia 2 hari resepsi, semisal acara Minggu pasang di Jum'at sore.

I feel the same way. I would have to bring the center into the design. Seems like a huge void there.

They were a tinted roses. The label said M.Pist Terracotta

Grevillea

Yep! Grevillea!

All oasis should be pre soaked before using. Fill a large tub which is deeper and wider than the oasis piece with water ,fill the tub at least 6” deeper than the height of the oasis. Then place the piece of oasis onto the water…for a cage like the one being used here you can turn it upside down but still place it gently on top of the water. NEVER EVER push the oasis down into the water, this causes air pockets and dry spots in your oasis which causes your flowers or greenery to die. Leave the oasis to sink to the bottom of the tub and wait until there are no bubbles coming from the oasis. For something large like this I would leave the oasis to soak up to 45 minutes no longer or it will take up so much water it will start to break up. If you feel it is very wet then you can just place the dish/tray on a towel as you start arranging just so you don’t get covered in water! One last thing when cutting your stems ALWAYS cut a nice sharp 45 degree cut whether that’s greenery or flowers and again NEVER EVER EVER crush the stems of anything. Back in the 50’s/60’s the advice was to crush stems especially woody stems. This is the worst thing you can ever do to any type of plant material, all it does is crush the cells and prevent them from taking up water so you’re actually doing the opposite of what you want to happen. One last little tip! When placing flowers and greenery into a vase of water , always clean the stems of any leaves or stems that are below the waterline. If you leave them on they got slimy and start to rot and cause bacteria to spread in the water which then rots the flowers…..and don’t forget to thoroughly clean your vases out with a drop of bleach in hot water between each use. Happy Arranging!

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This channel is for our DIY clients. A knife has a bit of a learning curve and for experienced florist or floral enthusiasts, it may be a great option. For beginners or DIY client’s, probably not. You do you though.

I agree. This is my first time watching and I couldn't really focus on the arrangement being made because of the background flowers and greenery, especially in the back. Wonderful presenter and information.! Awesome arrangement.