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As a hair ornament decorative elements are called, which can be woven into the hair of humans and animals and thus contribute to an increase in the aesthetic effect. The term hair ornaments indicates that the beauty aspect of this type of integration is of primary importance, but this does not exclude the possibility that jewelery of this kind can also assume practical tasks. Above all decorated rubber bands for the design of braids as well as clasps with floral motives are established in the today's everyday life and provide for a special adornment and the simultaneous design of hairstyles. The use of floristic hair ornaments made of natural flowers and other plant parts is one of the most traditional ways of adding a special ornament to your own hair. Several centuries ago, it was common in rural areas to pick field and forest flowers along with their stems and combine them in the form of small chains. These were worn like a crown on the head and were used in women especially for spring and autumn festivals. For flowers with large flowers, it was also a popular variant, a single flower as a decorative accessory into the hair einzuflechten. With the decorative elements from the online offer of floristik21.de, there is still the possibility to do this today, whereby primarily artificial flowers and flowers with a long lifespan are offered.
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As a gift basket a collection of different items for the purpose of the transfer is called a gift. Gift baskets are established in Germany and many other nations around the world, and are based on the tradition of giving a little attention to a person on special occasions such as a birthday or an anniversary at work. The design of a gift basket is subject to the individual wishes and ideas, but in this country are established the handing over of flowers and plants or food in basket form. The basis of each gift basket is a genuine, woven basket made of raffia or rattan, which is itself a small valuable object and can be used decoratively after emptying the gift basket. Especially flower lovers are happy about this kind of gift, because the basket can be used later for planting. If you want to make a flower lover happy with a gift basket, you can already plant it or fill it with smaller seedlings and seedlings. In addition, when handing over gifts with less personal relationships filling up with meat and sausage products and preserves is common. These fillings point to the tradition that meat and sausage as food used to be one of the rare pleasures of man and thus still had the real value of a gift.
The term "haptic" is the technical term for the human sense of touch, similar to the term "optics and acoustics" which describes the perceptible stimuli of the outside world via the eye or ear. Although the haptic is difficult to compare with the sensory perception of visible or audible stimuli, it is nevertheless capable of capturing and separating complex textures from surfaces. Basic features that can be perceived through the feel, are the size and shape of an object, which are always confirmed by the sense of sight or supplemented. Optically imperceptible properties that are detected solely by the haptics of a person are the surface structure with their respective contours and the weight of an object. Essential for the processing are the sensory cells in the fingers and palms of a human, which are among the areas of the human body with the highest density of nerve cells. Also the so-called depth sensitivity, ie the reaction of the inside of the body to stimuli from the outside, play an essential role in the haptic perception in order to be able to assess, for example, the force required to lift an object. In the floristic environment, haptic perception plays a decisive role for professional gardeners and florists, since they can say something about the health of the respective plant, for example, by feeling the leaves and other plant parts. 
The term harmony is used in different areas of life and thus has different levels of meaning, but roughly the same facts. Harmony is an arrangement of objects of all kinds up to the human coexistence described, which is characterized by the absence of disturbing factors and thus by a regularity in their nature. Harmony is therefore an important term in aesthetics as well as visual art and can be seen as the goal of numerous artists in their work. It is important in the creation of harmony, not only to pay attention to individual elements in the design, but also to consider the interaction of all elements. Harmony in horticulture or in the floristic sector can follow strict mathematical criteria. For example, the symmetrical arrangement of flowerbeds can always be considered as harmonious with the same distance between the individual flowers. Even colors can be harmonious with each other, as long as there is a lack of great contrasts and the common perception is considered aesthetic for the majority of people. From this aesthetic conception, harmony has become a general term for regulated behavior without disruptive factors in recent decades. Collaboration between colleagues in the workplace can then be as much a harmony as a partnership. 
The harvest wreath is a piece of jewelry to be found in Germany and other countries in Central Europe, which is braided and worn as customs at the end of the field work every year. The creation of the harvest wreath is still common today in rural regions and is made wherever grain such as wheat or rye is sown and harvested. The harvest wreath is made from the last mown honor at the end of the actual harvest and thus symbolizes the end of this working time, which ideally turned out to be particularly productive for the farmer. The harvest wreath is also in the Christian tradition and is placed on the sacrificial and gift table, for example, at Thanksgiving, with which God is to be thanked for this year's harvest. Already in the Old Testament, the tradition of giving part of the harvest to the Lord as an offering and doing it in an appealing, external form is described several times. In addition to the harvest wreath, which traditionally consists only of grain, the Antlass wreath is established as a braided, additional wreath of herbs in the Christian tradition and is intended to serve as a sacrificial wreath of penance so that God forgives the sins of those who offer it. This additional harvest wreath is also tied in autumn, at the time of the penance and bed day. 
In the original sense of the word, head wreath refers to the natural coloration of the head parts of mammals or birds; in the vicinity of floristics, the wreath is a flower-woven wreath, which also aims to provide the same visual effect in humans. The head wreath is considered to be particularly traditional jewelry and was already laid in ancient times on the heads of soldiers, athletes or rulers. For example, at those times the head wreath was woven from laurel twigs and considered a wreath, but over the centuries this headdress was considered more bourgeois and a general ornament in times when the common people could not afford expensive jewelry. Basically, all flowers and plants that have long and solid stems are suitable for a head wreath. With these, individual flowers can be simply woven into each other, the chain of numerous flowers is finally placed on the human head. In a careful handling, a head wreath keeps its shape even if the plants used gradually die, depending on the selected flower, the dried wreath can provide an aesthetic look. In the present time, the head wreath as a traditional headdress is almost exclusively found in the rural regions and here for special festivals.
The term garden culture refers to the arrangement of gardens according to practical and aesthetic aspects, whereby the cultivation of the given fields and green spaces follows certain concepts. In this sense, one can not speak of a simple garden culture, but rather a very individual design of gardens is possible, which was also significantly influenced by the social cultures and eras of the past. If you want to cultivate a garden yourself, you decide in the first step for the establishment of a utility or ornamental garden. In the first case, the main focus is on the yield of fruit and vegetables, while the ornamental garden is more likely to be aesthetically pleasing when it comes to landscaping, with a certain utility being provided by the selective breeding of rare plants and their distribution. In addition to garden culture, there is the need to grapple with the criteria of color and morphology in order not to cultivate one's own cultivated land in a wild and disorderly manner. In order to be as successful as possible with a livestock or ornamental garden, the existing garden area should be critically examined and analyzed, for example, according to criteria such as solar radiation or the condition of the soil. In addition to all these natural elements, a modern garden culture also includes an aesthetic design of the garden area in which the human being finds his place and can enjoy the closeness to nature. 
Hot glue is a special variant of modern adhesives that assume a solid state of aggregation at normal room temperature, but become liquid when heated. Hot-melt adhesives are manufactured in the modern, industrial environment from various, chemical raw materials and can be tailored depending on the application on technical or environmental needs. For the targeted heating of hot melt adhesives is usually a hot glue gun used in the individual adhesive units are inserted. A small nozzle is used to apply the heated and thus liquefied adhesive to the desired surfaces, and curing of the adhesive takes place after only a few seconds. In the floristry in the employment of hot glue with numerous work steps established and thus in professional flower shops immediately at hand. Especially when closing ornamental foils of all kinds, in which bouquets or arrangements can be wrapped, a drop of hot glue ensures the quick and easy closure of the film, which thereafter retains its desired shape. When it comes to designing all kinds of decorative elements, hot-melt adhesive helps to apply roots, branches and other natural ornamental elements to substrates and to ensure a secure and firm hold. If you want to glue natural elements such as flowers, flowers or branches, as a responsible florist or private flower lover should pay attention to environmentally friendly hot melt adhesives. 
The hot glue gun is a tool or tool for applying hot glue, which is used in industry as well as in the floristry and in the private decoration sector. The hot glue gun gets its name from its distinctive look, which is similar to the firing gun principle of application. Each hot glue gun offers space in a long barrel for small aggregates of the preferred hot melt glue that can be inserted into the barrel like a projectile. After inserting the gun into the socket takes place, a heating of the front tip of the tool instead, the here located aggregate of the hot melt adhesive is liquefied by the heat. By applying pressure to the trigger of the hot glue gun, the leakage of the liquid adhesive from the tip of the gun can be dosed in order to distribute the adhesive precisely on the desired surfaces. In the field of floristry, these are, for example, branches, cones or roots in the design of natural arrangements or decorative films, which can be easily glued together with a small dot of hot glue. Most hot glue guns on the German market are standardized and thus make it possible to use numerous gluing units. This gives the user the opportunity to choose the best possible adhesive depending on the area of application and thus also to take into account ecological criteria when designing floral and plant arrangements. 
Hydroponics is a special variant of plant breeding, which is characterized by the absence of potting soil and other, classic nutrient media. Instead of these, an inorganic nutrient solution is used in plants of hydroponic culture, nutrient salts and similar substances provide for the supply of the respective plant. In the everyday environment, plants in hydroponics can be found mainly in expanded clay and similar granules. Although these granules are able to store water and thus nutrients, for the supply of the plant such granules play a minor role and are mainly to stabilize the root system of hydroponic plants. The nutrition itself takes place via special nutrient solutions, with which the needs of the individual plants and cultures can be individually addressed. Advantages of hydrobreeding result from the rarer need for casting, in addition, the repotting can be spared by the lower education root system in numerous cases. Not every green plant can be bred successfully as hydroponic culture, conversely, the modern horticulture could also offer many plant species as hydroponic culture, which are traditionally offered by the specialist trade with potting soil or similar nutrient media. 
