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CFD Seasonal & Holiday Arrangements Flashcards

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  1. Which flowers are most associated with spring seasonal arrangements in the US?

    Answer: Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths

    Tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths are classic spring bulb flowers that signal the season's arrival in US floral markets.

  2. What is the traditional flower for Mother's Day in the US?

    Answer: Carnation

    The carnation is the official flower of Mother's Day, with pink carnations honoring living mothers and white ones honoring those who have passed.

  3. Which seasonal factor most affects flower availability during winter months in the US?

    Answer: Reduced domestic growing season, requiring greater reliance on imported flowers

    Winter limits domestic flower production, so US florists rely heavily on imports from Colombia, Ecuador, and the Netherlands during winter months.

  4. What is the term for seasonal fall arrangements made with dried flowers, gourds, and natural elements?

    Answer: Harvest arrangement

    Harvest arrangements combine dried flowers, gourds, wheat, and fall foliage to celebrate the autumn season in US floral design.

  5. Which flower or plant color palette is most associated with St. Patrick's Day floral arrangements?

    Answer: Green and white

    Green and white arrangements featuring shamrocks, green button mums, and white blooms dominate St. Patrick's Day displays.

  6. Which preservation technique best extends the life of holiday evergreen wreaths?

    Answer: Misting with water regularly and keeping out of direct heat sources

    Regular misting and keeping wreaths away from heating vents and direct sunlight slows moisture loss and needle drop in evergreen wreaths.

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