Tannengirlande
Tannengirlande is a special variant of classical hanging garlands called, which is hung mainly for Advent and Christmas time. With sufficient craftsmanship in floral tying, it is possible to make a fir garland from natural branches and branches, but more often artistic variants of this garland are found. Since a fir garland is intended to decorate interiors throughout Advent and Christmas, the choice of natural branches is less appropriate due to their needles and their progressive dying. While some households appreciate the natural look of fir green and also want to find it in Christmas garlands, the retailer offers numerous, decorated models in which small balls, red berries and other decorative elements are already integrated. Modern fir garlands not only offer an aesthetic and natural sight, but also prove to be flame retardant and robust in their handling. Like other variations of the garland, the fir garland in its origins is not a hanging decoration, but a drawn or applied by the stucco artist object along the ceilings and walls. As a hanging variant of fir branches or flowers, the garland has been able to present itself only a few centuries ago in this country and is even outside the Christmas period a favorite choice of room decoration.
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The band scissors is a tool for professional florists and private flower lovers, with which the decoration of bouquets, wreaths and arrangements is to be simplified by decorative ribbons. The band scissors is preferable to the use of a classical budget scissors, as this does not cut sharply enough when separating the tape from a larger roll of tape and can cause a fraying of the tape ends. In the professional environment, therefore, special knives are used for this step, which are usually attached to tape dispensers and make it possible to tear off the desired length of decorative tape. In addition to the cutting and the ruffling of the tape on the cutting surface of a band scissors is possible, which brings to the ornament of bouquets or containers a popular visual effect with it. In order to achieve this effect, the band should be kept taut with its entire length and so quickly pulled over the correspondingly prepared cutting surface of the band shears. If this is done consistently in one direction, part of the fabric of a ribbon is broken up so that the entire ribbon structure contracts in a donut shape. This effect can also be achieved with a pair of household scissors when working with precision, but for an aesthetically demanding, fast and safe way of processing tapes, the band shears are always preferable. 
The tape dispenser is an indispensable aid in the floristic environment, which allows a simple division of adhesive tapes. Adhesive tape dispensers can be purchased both in free form for parking on a work table or the sales area, there are also permanently installable dispensers that can be used permanently in specially prepared work tables for floristry. Modern tape dispensers consist of a plastic body, which can be easily opened and closed to insert the tape. An essential part of the dispenser is a serrated metal blade, over which the tape is unrolled and can be torn off at any point by the florist. Modern adhesive tape dispensers are suitable for different roll sizes and diameters, thus guaranteeing universal applicability for a large number of adhesive tapes. Tape dispensers are most commonly discovered in the processing and application of floristry paper and decorative films to provide aesthetics and transportation protection with these panels around flowers and plants. Inexpensive tape dispensers for professional florists as well as private needs can be discovered in the diverse online offer of the website floristik21.de. 
The tealight is a compact and flat candle variant that is usually offered in a tight-fitting aluminum bowl. The tealight gets its name from its most common area of application, where it acts as a small heat donor in warmer to keep tea, coffee and other hot drinks at a high temperature by continuously supplying heat. Due to the very small shape and the close proximity of the wax or paraffin to the burning wick, the risk of melted tea light is particularly high, although this is successfully prevented by the surrounding bowl. Conversely, the slight heating of the aluminum ensures that the entire contents of the tea light liquefy, unlike conventional pillar candles, the wax or paraffin is completely burned without residue. High-quality models of tea lights have a wick holder that keeps them in a straight position until the last moment, thus ensuring that they do not sink into the liquid wax prematurely and become unusable. By heating the bowl, special care must be taken with the tealight; proximity to paper and other flammable materials should be avoided. In the 21st century, tealights are mainly used for decorative purposes in private rooms or church buildings, and as a product of series production, even larger quantities can be purchased at a moderate price. 
Terracotta, linguistically from Italian and meaning "burned earth", is a collective name for ceramic goods, which are all made of high quality clay. Even if vases, bowls and other terracotta jars are provided with colored glazes and sold, most decorators and garden enthusiasts associate the term terracotta jars with a striking red-brown color that corresponds to the natural look of the material. High-class terracotta can be recognized in the specialist trade by the name Impruneta – the name for a small Italian town that is seen as the cradle of the manufacture of terracotta and whose clay occurrence dictates the striking shape and color of this earthenware. Terracotta in the Impruneta quality level is particularly valued for its high frost resistance and can therefore be kept in the garden or on the terrace even in winter. Other quality levels, such as Siena, are only suitable for use in warmer interiors, but can be purchased much more cheaply from specialist retailers. Occasionally, terracotta is still used as building ceramics, but the majority of industrial production is carried out as a series production for the horticultural and decoration sectors. High-quality earthenware, in which flowers and arrangements can find their place, are available for purchase at floristik21.de. 
Terrazzo describes a form of decor that has been known since ancient times and is mainly used in the design of floor surfaces. For centuries, terrazzo was only found in palaces and churches in Central Europe. Over the penultimate century, this form of design was also discovered by the bourgeoisie and is now part of the design of many everyday objects, including earthenware such as vases. The basis of a floor to be designed with the terrazzo effect is single-colored screed or a comparable primer. Various aggregates are applied to these according to the client's taste, which form a striking pattern of streaks and irregular shapes during the drying phase and the previous disintegration. Finally, the hardened surface is polished and sanded, which gives the terrazzo a shiny character. The production of real terrazzo floors is a lengthy task that should only be carried out by professional craftsmen for a long service life. Anyone who appreciates the design of the terrazzo alone will find it in series production on bowls, vases and other decorative objects offered in specialist shops. In this case, there is no laborious production of the terrazzo in the manner described above, rather prefabricated patterns are applied as glaze, usually by machine in the 21st century. 
Textile flowers are artificial flowers that are created on the basis of various substances and fabrics. Textile flowers are offered by specialist retailers as single flowers as well as bouquets and arrangements. When manufacturing flowers from textile, great importance is attached to their authenticity. When viewed up close, the finely woven structure of a textile flower always catches the eye, but from a distance, it is difficult in professional production to tell the difference between fresh flowers and those made of textile. Textile flowers are used in the private sector as well as in public facilities, e.g. in hotels and restaurants. In this case, flowers generally contribute to a higher level of hospitality, but for fresh flowers it is necessary to replace them with a new one every few days in order to look good. A textile flower, on the other hand, lasts for many years and thus provides an attractive sight even without targeted care. The combination of real and artificial flowers is one of the most popular tactics in the hotel and catering industry today, since the use of textile flowers alone could give the impression that the restaurateur wants to save on the ambience of his facility. A wide variety of textile flowers for all occasions can be discovered in the online assortment of floristik21.de and purchased inexpensively. 
The term texture comes from modern design and has similarities to the term decor. The creation of a texture serves the purpose of providing colorless surface structures with patterns, colors and motifs in order to give them an aesthetic appearance. In the field of floristry and horticulture, this applies, for example, to vases, pots and other earthenware which, when made from their basic material, leave a smooth and monochrome impression. Since this is not always desired, the vessel is mechanically covered with a decor after production in the last production step, after which a glaze is often applied to strengthen the motif against external influences. A texture for the corresponding decor is created beforehand and can be understood as a blueprint for the final decor. In the computer age, different textures can be tested on the computer screen, provided the object to be designed is available as a 3D model. Patterns of all kinds can be effortlessly adapted to the exact shape of the respective object, designers can use this to recognize whether the pattern as a texture for the object is an attractive sight. Even if the term is rarely used outside of computer technology, manual textures can also play a role in the design of objects, for example by stopping sketches on a vase or bowl in the artisan production. 
Plug wire is a tool in floristry, which is used in the design of wreaths, arrangements or in the Japanese Ikebana. Wire is used to insert flowers, flowers and other decorative elements into a mat, such as floral foam, to keep them permanently in shape. As the wire should look as little as possible in the finished wreath or arrangement, it is usually offered in discreet, vanishing colors such as green or black. Plug wire is made of aluminum or similar metals and offers a medium-density. With a little power, it is possible to form loops from the wire and these around stems, roots, etc. around set. For many plants and flowers, it is advisable to insert the wire instead several centimeters deep into the plant, which should give these decorative elements already a sufficient support. The other end of the pintle is either inserted into floral foam or wrapped around a wreath or a root, which serve as the basis of the arrangement. In principle, ordinary flower trimmer wire can be used as a pintle, depending on the size and severity of the elements to be incorporated, however, this wire may prove to be too thin, which gives the finished arrangement a little appealing form by poorly positioned or falling out decorative elements. 
Impact metal is a commonly known name for leaf metal or compensation gold. These are various forms of metals that are of little value in themselves but that take on the outer shape of gold through targeted processing. Even in a thinly rolled form of gold has a very high value, which was only a few centuries ago, this material for processing in castles, palaces and sacred buildings suggested. As significantly more people succumbed to the fascination of gold and wanted to adorn themselves with this element, was looking for ways to produce artificial gold leaf, which had only the optical appearance of this element. Nowadays, mainly brass or bronze is used for the production of impact metal, the name already means the essential step, by which these metals are brought into a flat shape with a golden shimmering surface structure. Impact metal is noticeably thicker than gold leaf, making it easier for florists and craft friends to work with this base material and to decorate floral arrangements and other decorations with gold leaf. When buying leaf metal should not be relied on cheap goods depending on the application, as this may not have protective glaze and can corrode so quickly. High-quality striking metal at an attractive price can be found at floristik21.de. 
Table decoration is a collective name for flowers, bowls and other decorative elements, which are mainly used on festive occasions and are intended to decorate the tables of guests. Gathering in a larger circle for a feast has been established in Germany for centuries and takes place on occasions such as weddings, anniversaries or funerals. Table decorations in any case ensure an aesthetic enhancement of the festive space, by creating symmetry in the positioning of tables and chairs and the identical design of the table decorations, this effect can be increased. Not every table decoration is equally suitable for every occasion, especially at funerals or condolence receptions, a selection of subtle and not too diverse flower arrangements is common. In addition to natural and artificial flowers, many other decorative ideas have been established as table decorations in recent decades, for example by incorporating glass or metal in numerous objects. Small bouquets of flowers in miniature vases or individual blossoms that are laid out over the entire table, on the other hand, are classics in the area of table decorations and are today, like many decades ago, joyfully displayed or placed. A large selection of articles, all of which are suitable for use as table decorations, can be found at floristik21.de. 
A tonkin stick is a decorative, natural stick that is available in numerous colors from specialist dealers and is mainly used in floristry and horticulture as a climbing aid. The Tonkin wand gets its name from the region of the same name in the north of Thailand, in which a special form of bamboo thrives, which is the basis of Tonkin tubes and bars. Compared to other tubular goods made of natural fibers, the tonkin stick has a very high degree of flexibility and flexibility, which, in addition to its purely practical use in horticulture, also makes it an interesting material for the decorating area and craft enthusiasts. In larger versions, the Tonkin stick is used to manufacture flutes or fishing rods, while smaller Tonkin rods are more of a waste product from industrial production and are only colored before being sold. Thanks to this variety, claykin sticks make a good impression in all gardens and help young pupils to safely grow upwards. Several Tonkin rods placed next to each other are a useful aid for climbing plants, which find optimal support for their striking behavior in the individual rods. Tonkin rods are also increasingly being used in flower arrangements where flowers and other decorative elements can be attached to them using binding wire. A selection of clay kin rods in numerous colors can also be admired here at floristik21.de. 
The term woody plants has a variety of plants or plants, all of which are characterized by the lignification of their stalk with their progressive growth. Compared to flowers and other non-woody plants, trees have a lot longer lifespan, and many trees can reach many decades or even centuries. Thus, in addition to trees, shrubs and lianas are counted among the woody plants, even though the woody branches have a much better value than trees. In the vast majority of cases, woody plants multiply via the traditional sowing of seeds, which can be present in a simple core form as in the apple tree as well as in special forms such as acorns or beechnuts. A few species of ferns thus lignify and must therefore be counted among the woody plants, even if they are not seed plants. Usually in combination with flowers and woody plants is made in bouquets and bouquets. In natural wreaths, for example, in the nature of natural wreaths. 
As a climbing aid or climbing aid, various scaffolding or rods made of wood, metal and other materials are called, which should be a healthy and unrestricted growth in height. Grape tenders are primarily in classical vine plants so that all ivy species, other plants with a strong, vertical growth benefit from the use of this help. On the terrace or in the garden. In the worst case, despite sufficient space for the root system, the plant ceases to grow or buckle to continue growing along the ground, leaving no aesthetic sight. Even for small pupils in flower pots, trellis aids are used, these are usually made of wood and can be inserted into a few centimeters deep into the potting soil. For the ivy and other area-wide climbing plants, larger scaffolding can be set up in the garden or mounted on house walls. The latter is a sensitive choice, especially when walls are being designed in a green way by a green vegetation. Which Rankhilfe offers itself for the individual purpose and different plant types, which should be clarified before the purchase with a specialist in the range horticulture. 
Trend research is an area of modern marketing that deals with current trends, interests and preferences of the consumer, and hence endeavors to adapt the supply of goods. Trend research is mainly conducted by business enterprises themselves in order to identify ahead of time which products their customers will be increasingly interested in over the next few weeks and months. Public institutions are also interested in consumer behavior, but they are less interested in future trends, but more likely to analyze consumer behavior in the recent past. Trend research also plays a role in the florists and in the decoration sector, whereby, for example, the popularity of various flowers and green plants as well as the colors and shapes of decorative items are discussed. While some trends can be permanently assessed, eg an increased purchase of decorative elements of all kinds for Advent and Christmas, there are always trends in shapes and colors throughout the year, which could not be estimated in advance. Industrial companies producing, for example, planters, deco flowers or clay figurines, can follow the latest trends by changing their production processes to ensure a sufficient range of products in the currently popular area. 
As trimmings decorating elements are referred to textiles of all kinds, which take no practical function and should lead solely to the aesthetic enrichment of the respective textiles. The production of the trimmings was valued for centuries as a craft and performed by professional trimmers, today machines take over the production of artistic, textile ornamental work. Among the most important and well-known trimmings include tassels and cords, which are as a conclusion of curtains or dresses and thus become a real eye-catcher. Even with tablecloths, the incorporation of trimings has been established for many decades, especially well known is the Brussels lace. If trimmings are not individual, discrete decorative elements such as tassels, but a continuous ornament is attached to a curtain or ceiling, is spoken by a so-called lambrequin. With the triumphant advance of industrial textile production, the craft of the trimmer is rather in the background, because modern weaving machines are ready to be incorporated into production, but the job profile is not quite extinct today. 
