grave arrangement
The grave arrangement refers to a special form of arrangement, which is placed at funerals or after the burial of a deceased on the tomb and here several days or weeks remains. The grave arrangement is next to the funeral wreath is the most popular variant to express his sympathy at the departure of a loved one and do so in a floral form. In most cases, the grave arrangement is not designed individually by a grieving person, but most fall back on the professional services of a gardener or a floristic operation, which already have prefabricated arrangements depending on the orientation of their business. An expert support in the design of the grave arrangement is especially for aesthetic reasons, to make a form and color-safe choice for this element of mourning and to send the deceased a worthy farewell. Similar to funeral wreaths, it is also possible for a flower arrangement to finally incorporate a funeral ribbon into the arrangement on which a final, personal greeting message can be found. Also, the origin of a arrangement is made clear by such a volume, for example, by the kinship relationship with the deceased is written down. Both as individual pieces as well as in larger quantities for the professional Floristikbetrieb can be found in the range of floristik21.de multi-faceted grave arrangements.
The term grave planting refers to a branch of modern floristry, which deals with the creation and distribution of flowers and plants for funerals and a permanent grave care. The grave planting has to be done according to different standards than the establishment of a conventional garden, which most users of a burial site do not want colorful and exotic flowers for this particular place. Since a tomb according to the German cemetery order is to be kept permanently maintained and thus several times a year a grave planting is necessary, despite the limited design options a very varied plant choice for the aesthetic design of a grave desired. Many cemetery users themselves do not have this aesthetic sense or, because of time constraints, they do not have the opportunity to carry out their own regulated grave planting. In this case, many opt for a professional permanent tomb care, which is offered by Floristikbetriebe and assures a competent and visually appealing tomb design in all seasons. If such grave care claimed, this does not exclude the additional establishment of grave shells and other decorative elements for the tomb, but this is no longer spoken of a grave planting in the classical sense. This includes only all activities of a florist or gardener, which leads to a real implantation of flowers and other plants in the graves. 
Chipping sticks are among the indispensable aids in modern horticulture, which are offered from various materials from bamboo to clay and fulfill various tasks in the rearing of plants of all kinds. Chippings are also marketed in various sizes, their use is usually in a length of a few decimeters. One of the main tasks of chippings is their use as a climbing aid or support for new pupils who need help with height growth, so as not to collapse and thus die at an early stage of life. Depending on the type of plant, it is advisable to stake out the surrounding soil several times with a split stick and thus to ensure a better growth of the plants. In horticulture, this scaffold of chippings is also used for other purposes, for example, to string the whole of rods with air-permeable film and protect the growing plant so effectively against pests. In general, split sticks help to divide beds, fields and borders and to optically isolate individual plants in order to give them the same space to grow. In principle, split bars provide a hold for every conventional binding wire and thus make the attachment of aids such as films and fabrics particularly easy. In the search for chippings as well as suitable binding wire, it is worth taking a look at the assortment of specialist dealers in the field of horticulture. 
As a green plant in botany, all plants are referred to, which have a green foliage and thus are capable of photosynthesis. The green plants thus include all flower-forming plants as all flower species, but also ferns, mosses and many woody plants. Depending on the context, the term green plant is used interchangeably with the word indoor plant, so as to delineate plants of the outdoors from those that can also be used for interior design. This eliminates a significant amount of trees and shrubs and restricts botanical diversity to classical potted plants, both flowering and non-flowering. As green plants are mainly referred to the houseplants, which are not kept in small pots and come to a regular flowering, examples of which are the ficus and other palm species and numerous climbing plants. Also different types of ivy, gum trees and Amalien fall under this definition under the term of the green plants. Many of these plants are a bit easier to care for and can also cope well with a shady spot or a lack of regular sunlight. The fertilization of these green plants is rather decent enough, ultimately, the plant also have a lower need for water. 
Cut green is a collective name for branches and twigs of green plants, most commonly the term is applied to coniferous trees. Cut green is sold freely by tree nurseries or the specialized trade and serves here mainly the decoration, since the green was already separated from its mother plant and thus can not continue to grow. Cut green is most often used in this country for festive events of Christianity such as Christmas or Easter, to make your own four walls and public space with natural decorative elements. For example, cut green is offered by all retailers who offer Christmas trees and thus offer complementary jewelery at Christmas time. Cut green from fir or pine branches is decorated here, for example, with snow spray, small Christmas balls and wooden decoration figures, many households use the cut green of these conifers also to create their own Advent wreath. At Easter, branches of willow and other woody plants are used, which bloom in the spring months. However, the tradition of bringing these messengers of spring into the home goes far beyond Christianity and is also practiced in pagan cultures around the globe. When acquiring cut green, a healthy and fresh impression of the branches should be taken, as they gradually die off due to the separation from the main plant and should provide the buyer with a pleasing sight for a longer period of time after purchase. 
The term ground covers summarizes a multiplicity of flowers and other plant types, which they offer by their outward form optimally for the covering of open areas. This effect may be desirable, for example, in classical gardens, where the location of individual garden areas and the environment are not suitable for extensive areas of application. Even more frequently, the ground cover is in the funeral floristry is used, where he is an essential part of the grave planting and here to cover the dark earth of a tomb prepared. One of the main features of the ground cover is a rather flat, but very bushy and dense growth, with the help of which only by a single plant. In addition, many ground coverers are not selected as one or more flowers. Among the best-known species that are used in this country as ground cover in private gardens and cemeteries, include the evergreen, the thyme, numerous ivy variants and the boxwood. Without regular care, ground coverers can grow immensely to overgrow larger areas. 
The so-called grown form is a form of flowers and plants of all kinds, in which no or only a very small intervention by humans is performed. The grown form is thus a purely natural form of the respective plants, which are left to growth itself. The grown form is consistently found in the wild, in horticulture or floristry, however, this freedom is less common in growth. Here, the focus is rather on the specific intervention of a gardener or florist, whereby this is not only done from an aesthetic point of view and plants are to be brought into a harmonious and appealing shape by the intervention of man. Often, the grown form of a plant has difficulty adjusting to ever new weather or a temporary lack of nutrients, the result is a slow dying of parts or the totality of the plant. If humans intervene in the grown form, withered flowers or dead plant parts can be specifically removed, which relieves the respective plant and thus increases the chance of a longer and healthy life. 
The term guano summarizes various chemical mixtures that are invariably attributable to the phosphates, but have great differences in their individual nature and formation. Guano usually forms from the feces of seabirds, the longer time on beaches or on rocks stores and increasingly calcified. Bats and other species also provide the basis for different varieties of guano with their deposited excrements. The base of the substance forms the so-called guanine, which is mixed with uric acid during the digestion of animals and calcified after excretion. Due to the high phosphate content and other admixtures of trace elements, guano has been a popular variant of natural fertilizer for more than a century. It is widely used in agriculture around the globe and helps to supplement nutrient-poor soil in a meaningful way with high-quality fertilizers , Basically, the use of guano in many plant and flower species is suitable, yet an individual test should be done before fertilization, whether the appropriate added nutrients are really needed and not already enough to discover on site. In addition to other, classic fertilizers, floristik21.de also offers guano, which, depending on the composition, is available for certain plant and flower varieties. 
