CFD Seasonal & Holiday Arrangements Flashcards
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Which flowers are most commonly combined in Fourth of July arrangements to represent patriotic red, white, and blue colors?
Answer: Red gerberas or roses, white daisies, and blue delphiniums or hydrangeas
Red gerberas or roses paired with white daisies and blue delphiniums or hydrangeas create the classic red, white, and blue patriotic palette.
What is an Advent wreath in holiday floristry?
Answer: A circular wreath featuring four candles, representing the four weeks of Advent in the Christian tradition
An Advent wreath is a circular evergreen arrangement holding four candles — three purple and one pink — lit progressively each Sunday leading to Christmas.
Which seasonal flower is widely used in Halloween and fall arrangements due to its harvest timing?
Answer: Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemums are harvested in fall and are the dominant seasonal flower for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and autumn arrangements in the US.
What technique helps prevent needle drop in cut Christmas evergreen arrangements?
Answer: Re-cutting stems under water and keeping them well-hydrated in a cool location
Re-cutting stems at an angle and placing them in water in a cool location helps evergreens absorb moisture and retain their needles longer.
Which flower most commonly symbolizes remembrance and is used in Memorial Day arrangements in the US?
Answer: Red poppy
The red poppy is the universal symbol of remembrance for fallen soldiers and is prominently used in Memorial Day floral tributes.
What is the primary design challenge when creating New Year's Eve floral arrangements?
Answer: Incorporating festive elements like metallics and sparkle while ensuring the flowers remain fresh through midnight
New Year's Eve designs must balance glamorous, celebratory aesthetics — metallic tones, glitter, and drama — with the practical need for blooms to stay fresh through a long evening event.
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