Spring & Easter
The term decorative wire refers to classic flower binder wire, which, however, is given a particularly aesthetic appearance thanks to a colored coating made of plastic or similar extensions. Decorative wire is used in classic floristry as well as in other creative activities and can therefore not only be purchased in specialist florist shops, but also in decorative shops and craft stores. Decorative wire is usually made of aluminum or similar, light metals, which can be brought into the individually desired shape without great effort. Once this has been brought about, the wire no longer moves into its original position and can thus be used as a basic framework for decorative elements such as artificial flowers, wreaths and flower arrangements. Even without additional decorations, decorative wire can be used as an aesthetically complementary element; in this case, colorful models are preferred to the pure, metallic shapes. Colorful decorative wire is used in floristry, especially when tying bouquets and other loose arrangements, so that the wire brings stability to the container and keeps it in its intended shape even after days or weeks.
The term spring flowers or flowers in the spring months or are used with preference in bouquets and bouquets at this time of the year. Spring flowers can be freely seen in the garden and announce the new spring as botanical harbingers include snowdrops, daffodils or crocuses. The first spring flowers in bright colors. Stock photography The first flowers in bright colors. Depending on the climatic development, the first spring flowers appear between March and April, but can be seen in a particularly mild winter. In the professional floristry, there are numerous flowers in colorful spring bouquets, which are often found in the great outdoors in this country. New Year's Eve flowers in this room are in flower. 
The term high stem originates from the botany and represents a characteristic for the distinction of trees. As the term already indicates, a division takes place on the basis of the trunk height, from a high stem to modern horticulture at minimum dimensions of 180 to 220 centimeters instead. At a Glance, the first approach of the treetop should be taken from the ground to a large extent. While in the middle of a treetop, the first part of a tree is called, the crown is on the ground. For smaller tree species, which begin near the ground with the formation of branches and leaves, the term half-stem or low-stem has been established itself in horticulture and tree nursery. Among the best-known plants, which is a high strain, includes classical German deciduous trees, as well as oak, in which the crop of crops are mainly fruit trees. In horticulture and in nurseries tree nurseries, it is used in a nursery garden. 
The Statice, in Latin as Limonium sinuatum, is one of the most important summer flowers in Central Europe, which has its roots in France. In German, the violet flower is also known under the name Strandflieder, in the retail trade, the French original name Statice has prevailed and is used by more and more gardening friends. The Statice is a classic summer flower that blooms between July and October, making fields and meadows shine over a large area in their purple hue. It is about half a meter in size and has the rare ability in the plant kingdom to eliminate added salt through the pores of the stems and leaves. This ability was acquired over generations, during which the French plant was exposed to the harsh climate of the Atlantic coast and developed a tactic of not suffering from an excess or deficiency of nutrients despite the very salty air. This property can still be exploited today, as the plant does not metabolize it and simply releases it to the outside, even with a surplus of different nutrients. Although the statice still depends on adequate fertilization, it is generally regarded as easy to maintain and can also be easily cultivated in Germany. The sowing of the statice is recommended in March or April, a few months later, their flower can be enjoyed. 
As Strohrömer the basis of wreaths is called, in common parlance has also prevailed the simple name Romans. Straw is still the most important ingredient in the majority of wreaths in the field of funeral floristry or on other positive occasions, as straw is produced in large quantities as a by-product of the grain industry. For a chanter, dozens of long straws are gathered together and tied at regular intervals, creating the striking, circular shape. In its original form, the chanter is already used for decorative purposes, eg at harvest festivals, where it can be finally decorated with crops, flowers and other decorative items. As a wreath in the mourning floristry, however, it is undesirable that the bright and natural look of the straw appears from the Romans, which is why this is wrapped in a wreath ribbon before further decoration. This is kept in a more neutral green or black and offers a more visually appealing shape to decorate the Strohrömer then with branches, roots, flowers and other elements. Anyone who has a knowledge of floral tying is, in principle, able to produce their own straw osmosis, but the prices for these foundations of floral arrangements and wreaths have become very affordable in recent decades and make their own production superfluous. Chestnuts in various shapes can also be purchased cheaply in the diverse assortment on floristik21.de. 
The term scattered flowers is used in two ways and is in one case more of floristry, in the other case more of the general shape of the interior. Common usage is understood to mean flowers and flowers that become airborne and scattered at a wedding reception or other festive occasion. Symbolically, with the sprinkling of natural or artificial flowers, the way of life of the bride and groom is to be paved, which is supposed to be like flowers for the next decades of their lives. Roses or carnations are especially popular strewn flowers that have been used for centuries in church weddings and anniversaries. Scattered flowers is also the German name for the so-called Millefleurs, a carpet variant with cradle in Burgundy, which came up in the late Middle Ages and is still style-setting for the creation of ornate floor and wall carpets. As on other carpets of that time, everyday scenes, the image of rulers or glorious battles were depicted. To fill up the background of the actual scene, the weavers made use of innumerable, small flower ornaments, thus providing a full and artistic impression of the entire carpet. The principle of the scattered flowers has been adopted over the centuries for other decorative elements, in the floristic area, this applies especially to vases and planters made of ceramic. 
The pillar candle is one of the most common forms of candles today, which assures a particularly long burning time due to its large and thick shape. Compared to candle sticks, which are established much longer worldwide and can be used for example in chandeliers and chandeliers, the pillar candle is a rather recent achievement. Particularly striking is the relatively high use of materials, which was not possible in an age in which high-quality and rare beeswax for the manufacture of candles was used. By switching to an industrial production of candles and using the much cheaper paraffin, it was possible to offer candles in larger form at a fair price. The pillar candle is one of the standard forms of large candles, which is safe even without a candle holder and burns for many hours. The paraffin used also increases the burning time of modern candles and makes the pillar candle a versatile light source that provides many hours in a row for a warm and bright light. A large selection of pillar candles can be discovered in the product range of Floristik21.de. 
Substral is one of the best-known brands of the American manufacturer Scotts Miracle-Gro Company, which also offers numerous products in Germany for crop protection and fertilization of flowers and other plants. Under the brand name of substrate fertilizer is offered primarily in liquid form, ranging from indoor plants over cut flowers to the utility. For demanding flowers in rearing and care, such as orchids and roses, Substral offers special fertilizers that are precisely adjusted to the needs of these plants with their nutrient mixtures and, when dosed correctly, make a significant contribution to successful rearing. Also for cacti, lawns, rhododendrons and many other plants Substral provides the right fertilizer, for less demanding plants the manufacturer's universal fertilizer is the right choice. In addition to fertilization, plant care occupies the second, important area in the product range of Substral. These include pesticides and organic pesticides for the removal of aphids and other pests, as well as cleaning products to remove limescale from leaves and flowers. In addition to the pure product range, Substral offers various guides on the Internet as well as in printed form, with the help of which everything worth knowing about indoor and garden plants can be learned. Numerous goods from the house of Substral are also offered by Floristik21.de. 
The term surface refers to the external nature of an object, but plays a special role in floristry, however, in the design of flower and flower arrangements. In principle, the entire visible external surface can be counted towards the surface of a plant or another natural article, thus a distinction can be made between aesthetically perceived surfaces, such as the petals, and less appealing surfaces, such as the green foliage. So for flowerpots and planters, the selection of suitable surfaces is an important task, which is treated in its basics as a florist or gardener. On the one hand, it is about the practical nature of materials, surfaces and their nature, so as to make planters and pots optimally for different weather conditions and occasions. On the other hand, aesthetic aspects are included, so that the design of a planter can be individually designed and adapted by adding special decors. The combination of different surfaces also offers a lot of freedom in the harmonious design of gardens, terraces or your own four walls, which is why a lot of floral joy plant and pot. A large variety of decorative articles can thus be found in the online offer of floristik21.de. 
The term symmetry originally comes from geometry and literally translates from ancient Greek to mean symmetry. Illustrations or objects in the geometrical and mathematical environment are called symmetric if the identical object arises again through various forms of transformation. This is possible above all in the mirroring of geometric figures, in this case we speak of the mirror symmetry. Symmetries of all kinds exist not only in the natural sciences, but were early taken up by art. As numerous studies in the field of aesthetics show, people perceive works of art, patterns and even faces of fellow human beings as all the more appealing or sympathetic, the stronger these symmetries. The symmetry thus represents a basic principle of optical harmony, which is also observed in the floristic field. In the compilation of bouquets, as with the creation of beds and borders, care is taken to ensure symmetry of the flowers and plants used in different planes of symmetry. If a symmetry in the floral design is to be broken, a chaotic arrangement is the better choice than only slight changes compared to a symmetrical basic order. In the latter case, the brain is still able to recognize the essential forms of symmetry, all deviating elements are perceived as particularly disturbing in this case. 
