bonsai soil
Bonsai earth is a special, nutrient-rich soil, as used in the Japanese and Chinese horticultural art of bonsai. In this Asian trees are now grown as well as European variants in deliberately small planters and here continuously cut in size, making the trees adopt a tree shape in miniature format. The constant urge of the plant to grow and the permanent intervention from outside represent a special challenge for any wood, which must be addressed with the right nutrients and thus also high-quality bonsai earth. Classic potting soil is not suitable for the cultivation of bonsai trees, because the coordination of nutrients is not ideal here. In contrast, industrially produced bonsai earth offers a targeted mixture of peat, loam and sand, which in a certain proportion to each other is optimally suitable for almost all bonsai species. Individual copies have special requirements, in this case the specialized trade is to be consulted and to inquire about their own the standardized bonsaierde for their own needs. Some gardening enthusiasts, who feel closely tied to the tradition of bonsai, even create the right mixture of their individual bonsai soil. Anyone who would like to spare this effort as a breeder can, however, acquire in the present time very well coordinated products in the diversified specialized trade.
A botanical garden is a special urban setting that is a piece of untouched nature and holds a variety of trees, flowers and other plants for scientific research or pure aesthetic enrichment. Many botanical gardens that are currently being discovered in Germany have their roots either in the university or religious environment and have often been cultivated by botanists or monks for decades or centuries. A botanical garden distinguishes itself from the classical agriculture, since the intention of such a garden does not lie in the economic use. Although traditional crops such as potatoes or tomatoes are often planted here, a botanical garden is more about presenting the numerous genera and species. If the climatic conditions permit, plants are deliberately used in a botanical garden that are not found in the wild in the respective country and should therefore enable research on foreign plants of other nations and continents. Since most botanical gardens are still scientifically designed today, signs supplement the individual plants and teach important content about the particular species or botany in general. As a scientific educational path, botanical gardens are not only a relaxing place in the urban environment, but also a popular destination for school classes or university courses. 
Botanical names are an integral part of the nomenclature of science and are established in all flowers and other plant species. Botanical names serve to distinguish all types of a specific, biological organism and linguistically make the delineation of different variants and peculiarities of flowers and plants possible, which look identical to the layman at first sight. Any plant that is discovered in nature or purchased from a professional florist has a botanical name that makes it possible to precisely name the plant. All botanical names are in Latin and make a division into genus, species and species not only possible in plants. Rose plants, for example, bear the scientific name rosa, special species have a complementary name, for example rosa pendulina in the alpine rose. The unique Latin name also allows botanists, florists and scientists to clearly identify plants and other living things beyond the borders of the native language, thus promoting research in the botanical field on an international basis. 
The term botany is a scientific term, whereby the discipline deals with the biology of all the plants of the globe. The Botany falls to the research and classification of flowers and other plants, as well as the determination of new or established species as well as the collection of knowledge about individual genera and specimens, for example, with the aim of successful breeding. Modern botany also has an economic component that is currently being used in agriculture and where scientific knowledge should help to optimize crop yields and avoid mistakes in cultivation and breeding. Many products in the field of fertilization or plant protection, which can be found in our online offer by Floristik21.de, have only been developed through extensive research in the field of botany in recent decades and help plant friends in the private environment more from flowers and other plants do. A professional florist must also have a basic knowledge of botany, which will help in making bouquets and bouquets, and will also ensure the proper care for the optimal health and growth of the many species of flowers and plants in the flower shop itself. 
Bouillon wire is a popular type of wire in floristics as well as in the decoration sector, which is significantly different in its material properties from the classic flower tying wire. While aluminum wire rather serves to stabilize bouquets, wreaths and arrangements, bouillon wire is used exclusively as a decorative element and can thus be wound around the aforementioned products of floristry. Bouillon wire is usually already sold at the factory in a spiral or curled shape and can be placed after removal from the wire reel without further finishing artfully around decorative elements of all kinds. Bouillond wire is also very soft and can therefore be stretched considerably without losing its ornate character. For example, funeral wreaths or Advent wreaths can be wrapped with this special wire, and objects outside the floristic environment are given a new ornament by bouillon wire. In the specialist trade, the wire is offered in numerous color variants, which further multiplies the aesthetic use. Bouillon wire can be found in the diverse online offer of floristik21.de as well as a variety of other wire variants, which are as indispensable for the professional use of floristic companies as for hobby gardeners and florists. 
The term bouquet refers to a collection of flowers in the context of a container. The term is used in German-speaking countries mostly synonymous with the flower bouquet. Originally derived from French, the term Bouquet not only indicates an arbitrary combination of flowers, but rather a color, optical and olfactory harmony in the foreground. This is also evident in the use of the term bouquet in the context of wine, where the word describes a positive overall impression that can be obtained with all senses while enjoying the alcoholic beverage. This should also be possible with a bouquet of flowers, which is why professional florists in the context of their training deal with which flowers and other plants harmonize optimally with each other and so can find space in a bouquet. Size and type of flowers play a role as well as the same, botanical needs of the plants, eg the number of hours of sunshine per day or the frequency of casting. Laymen in the field of floristry combine with a harmonious bouquet especially a color-perfect composition of the bouquet. In contrast to this, a bouquet is usually understood to mean a small and compact container which, in addition to classic cut flowers, can also comprise extensive accessories. When putting together bouquets, the occasion, for which this container is created, ultimately also plays a role; a bouquet that is too colorful as a bouquet for a memorial service will not meet the taste of a potential buyer, even with a perfect and harmonious combination of flowers and accessories. 
The bouquet is understood to be a special form of flower container in which only fresh cut flowers are used and which has a single binding point. The term ostrich derives from the Old German name for the word "sprout", which already makes it clear that the flowers in a bouquet are already in full bloom. Although there have been arrangements of flowers and other plants since antiquity, the bouquet in its present form is rather a young phenomenon, which was first discovered in the 19th century. The bouquet of flowers was a sign of prosperity at the time, as members of the bourgeoisie were unable to spend their money on essential food and the like on their own and could instead upgrade their living space with a decorative bouquet. In the nineteenth century, horticulture and floriculture were separated from the aristocracy to the general bourgeoisie, making a bouquet of flowers increasingly commonplace in everyday life and affordable to ordinary people in the first decades of the twentieth century. Today, a bouquet can be purchased pre-fabricated in flower shops as well as in discounters. If you value an individual bouquet, you can have it personally put together by a florist. 
The term shell in its original sense denotes any form of vessel in a flat shape with a deep center of gravity and raised edges. The bowl is separated from a bowl by its lower height and is used less for transport than for presentation and decoration. The bowl is one of the oldest man-made objects and was used as an elemental vessel for the absorption of food far before antiquity. Millennium-old finds confirm the knowledge of the bowls since ancient times, where they were made from animal bones or wood, nowadays glass, plastic and many other materials are used to make bowls. Beyond its use as a plate, the shell is an integral part of horticulture and floristry and is used as a planting or presentation vessel. Unlike flower pots, pods have a shallow depth and are therefore not suitable for plants that rely on a large amount of soil or granules. Instead, the bowl is often used for decorative purposes, on it to lay out flowers, stones and roots and many other natural objects as ornaments of a room or garden. In higher bowls can also be filled with water, for example, to present floating flowers as a room decoration. Bowls in numerous colors and for all occasions can also be found in the online offer of floristik21.de. 
The term bridal bouquet refers to a particular form of bouquet, as it is made especially for the wedding of a newlyweds. The use of floral decoration at a wedding has been established for many centuries and thus ensures an aesthetic appreciation of the entire event, the bride as the most beautiful and important lady of the day is also by wearing a bridal bouquet even more beautiful and radiant effect. Just as with the selection of the appropriate wedding dress or a charming decoration for the premises of the celebration, brides scrupulously pay attention to the compilation of the bridal bouquet, although strictly speaking, one can not speak of a classic and typical bridal bouquet. Basically, the bridal bouquet can pick up on many styles of design and enrich such as a Biedermeier bouquet a more traditional wedding celebration as a modern wedding party with an innovative look. Common to all bouquets, however, is the elaborate production and the use of a large number of single flowers and flowers. Especially when flower arrangements for the solemn ceremony can be found in a church or a registry office, the bridal bouquet should visually stand out from this jewelery. In many nations around the globe throwing the bridal bouquet after the ceremony is a popular tradition. Here, the bride throws her bouquet at a group of unmarried visitors to the wedding, to which she turns her back when throwing. The one who catches the bridal bouquet will, according to tradition, marry next. 
The bridal bouquet holder is a practical and aesthetic utensil that is used in wedding ceremonies and complements the bridal bouquet. A bouquet holder can be seen as an embellishment of the bouquet in the style of a small, aesthetic vase and decorated in many cases with hearts and similar elements decorative. In addition to the visual enhancement of the bouquet by the special shape of the holder also fulfills the practical purpose that the bride does not have to wear the bouquet in its pure and natural form all the time and so stained her bridal gloves by the natural character of the bouquet. A modern bridal bouquet holder is not only offered in a portable version, but also supplemented with a table stand or similar by many manufacturers. After the wedding ceremony, the bouquet can be placed upright on the bride and groom's table without being damaged by a lying position. If a bridal bouquet holder belongs to your own wedding, it is advisable to announce this early in the wedding planning. Different variants have a heart made of floral foam, so that the bridal bouquet here is more likely to be an individually composable arrangement. Of course, the use of such a holder can also offer for the decoration of flower arrangements on many other occasions. 
Brush flowers refer to different types of plants and flowers that are distinguished by the particular shape of their flowers and whose shape attracts mainly larger insects and butterflies for pollination. Brush flowers, also known in some regions of Germany as brush flowers, are characterized by the elongated form of their stamens, which grow up like little brushes from the center of the flower. The name is established both for flowers with only one inflorescence as in specimens with many single flowers. In addition to the elongated stamens, the pistil of the flower are longer than many other species, so that they stand outright from the calyx or in the absence of a calyx, at least a greater distance from the stalk of the plant possess. The distinctive shape not only attracts many insects through its distinctive shape, but also the transfer of the pollen through the brushes in a practical and simple way. Well-known brush flowers, which thrive in Germany and Central Europe, are the ribwort plantain, the wicker and the meadowknight. 
A bouquet of flowers is a collection of flowers of various species and the associated foliage. The bouquet is one of the most important products of a professional florist and can include both the same flower and a mixture of different flower species. Especially in the latter case, a professional florist applies his knowledge about the numerous types of flowers and thus finds a compilation that not only harmonizes perfectly with each other in color, but also optimally addresses the botanical requirements of the individual plants. In order to allow a bouquet of flowers as long as possible, it is recommended, for example, to combine flowers with a similarly stored water and nutrient requirement. A bouquet of flowers is usually put together in loose form in a modern flower shop and held together solely by a foil or flower silk. If the bunch of flowers is unpacked again in a private environment, the composition of the individual flowers will continue to be cohesive, simply by standing upright in a vase. In this regard, the bouquet of flowers is to be distinguished from a bouquet or container in which the flowers and their accessories have already been connected in advance by the florist with flower binder and similar tools and thus permanently maintain their compact shape. 
