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CFD Seasonal & Holiday Arrangements Flashcards

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  1. Which flower is most associated with Christmas floral arrangements in the US?

    Answer: Poinsettia

    The poinsettia is the quintessential Christmas flower in the US, known for its bold red bracts and strong seasonal association.

  2. What is a 'kissing ball' in holiday floral design?

    Answer: A spherical arrangement of flowers or greenery, often featuring mistletoe, hung as a holiday decoration

    A kissing ball is a round arrangement of greenery, flowers, or mistletoe hung at entryways as a festive holiday tradition.

  3. Which color combination is most traditional for Valentine's Day floral arrangements?

    Answer: Red and pink

    Red and pink are the signature colors of Valentine's Day, with red roses symbolizing love and pink conveying affection.

  4. Which flower is most associated with Easter celebrations and spring holiday arrangements?

    Answer: Easter lily

    The Easter lily (Lilium longiflorum) is the traditional Easter flower in the US, symbolizing purity and the resurrection.

  5. Which arrangement style is most common for Thanksgiving centerpieces?

    Answer: Warm-toned harvest arrangements featuring pumpkins, gourds, and fall flowers

    Thanksgiving centerpieces traditionally feature warm autumn tones — oranges, reds, and yellows — along with seasonal gourds, pumpkins, and fall blooms.

  6. Why are poinsettias significant in holiday floral design in the US?

    Answer: They are the best-selling potted plant during the Christmas season due to their bold color and cultural symbolism

    Poinsettias are the top-selling potted plant in the US during the Christmas season, making them commercially and culturally central to holiday floristry.

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