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Scented plants is a collective name for all flowers and other plants that secrete a more or less strong aroma and retain it even when dried. In addition to numerous types of flowers, which have a subtle fragrance of their own and provide so many flower friends with another argument for the purchase, herbs are among the most fragrant plants. These are used both in the kitchen and not only give dishes a distinctive smell but also a special taste, and fragrant plants are also used in scented sachets to achieve certain effects through their aroma. In addition to the diffusion of a pleasant smell indoors, fragrant plants also take on practical tasks, such as warding off moths from clothes by the scent of lavender. Planting this type of aroma at all, which in most cases is perceived as neutral or pleasant by humans, serves to attract insects for reproduction. In addition to bright colors as an attractor for bees or butterflies, it is above all scents to which animals, like us humans, react and which serve a very practical purpose for the preservation of countless plants.
Bamboo refers to a sweetgrass variety, which is native to the Asian continent and can be used in many ways. While the bamboo with its green leaves in its native climes is primarily used as food, in this country bamboo tubes are to be found as decorative elements in public space as well as in professional floristry. Small varieties of bamboo that have been harvested early turn into a special ornament in bouquets or flower bowls, with the robust and weather-resistant nature of the bamboo making it an ideal complement to flowers and other fresh produce. In its mature form, which reaches one meter or even more in size, the bamboo can be used to decorate the home garden or to demarcate land. Even as a building material bamboo is now very much appreciated and is used as a particularly ecological substance in numerous projects of classic house construction. In addition to its use in floristry, the bamboo can also be used as a fuel in the home fireplace, so that after blooming of a bouquet or a planter, this natural raw material can still be used sensibly. 
The term bedding plants in modern floristry refers to all plants that, due to their shape, find an optimal use in their home garden and here explicitly in classic flowerbeds. The selection of bedding plants in this country is quite large and makes it possible to specifically complement bare and free off-road areas with a colorful selection of flowers. With preference are chosen as bedding plants such that bloom over many months and have a rather bushy or shrubby character, with the help of which only a few plants a larger area can be covered. Anyone who places an emphasis on this aesthetic aspect is well advised to use rose plants and perennials as bedding plants, but herbs or bulbous plants can also be deliberately created in the form of a bed and thus cultivated in a spatially clearly defined area. Many gardening enthusiasts also decide to delineate applied beds in a natural way, choosing, for example, the boxwood or other non-bloomers as the natural form of bedding design. From the designation bedding plant no indications about the care and rearing of the respective plants can be taken, since every plant cultivable in the bed brings its own demands on water, sun and nutrients and thus needs an individually adjusted supply. 
Calluna is a generic name in botany, which summarizes a variety of species of heather. Many of these species find their natural habitat in Germany and other European countries, the most famous representative of the family is the Calluna vulgaris, also known as heather. Most species of Calluna lignify and take the form of smaller shrubs or bushes, which are typical for example for the landscape of the Lüneburg Heath. Despite their robust and wooden shape Calluna form colorful flowers, primarily in the colors yellow and pink. In horticulture and floristry species of Calluna are particularly popular in this country, as they prove to be easy to maintain and withstand adverse weather over the year. Especially for wild gardens and open spaces is the Calluna suitable, a cultivation in their own four walls, however, is unusual. In addition to their use as an ornamental plant, most species are appreciated in the field of beekeeping, as many of them have a very sweet nectar and can pass this on to bees. As a rule, products such as the well-known heather honey therefore originate from the nectar of Calluna and other flowering plants of central European heathland. 
As a carnivore, all living things and in particular also plants are called, which absorb some of their nutrients through the consumption of meat. What is common in humans and many mammals is a particular challenge in plants due to the lack of mouth, the impossibility of pursuing prey and a non-human digestive system dar. The digestion of carnivorous plants takes place after capturing the prey by clogging of acids that slowly decompose the animal and transfer useful ingredient into the interior of the plants. The prey of the carnivores mainly includes smaller insects such as mosquitoes or flies, but depending on the fishing strategies larger animals and even small birds can get caught in a carnivore and fall victim to it. The most famous carnivore of the plant kingdom is the Venus flytrap, which has paired catches. If an insect lands on these leaves and touches the delicate sensory hairs of the plant, the pair of leaves closes like a shell and captures the animal. Other carnivores are calyx-shaped and do not allow invading animals to exit the calyx via smooth outer walls. Supplementary nutrient supply to the carnivores via the root system is common, but plays a secondary role. 
Clematis is the Latin name for the clematis, which thrive with several hundred species both in Central Europe and on other continents with a temperate climate and classical forest areas. The name of the genus Clematis derives from the Greek name for the stem axis of a plant and thus emphasizes the most striking elements in the anatomy of the plant. Most species of clematis have a woody axis that grows shrubby and produces very large flowers that exceed the size numerous ornamental plants and cut flowers. The high number of species does not allow a uniform description of the flowers, which beautify the forests and fields of Europe in numerous colors and different forms. Most commonly found are white and purple varieties, the star shape dominates the appearance of most flowers of this genus. In recent decades, the Clematis has also found its way into horticulture and the classic floristry, which is mainly due to the targeted breeding of robust hybrids. These find their place in wild gardens, along house walls as well as everywhere, where bare garden areas are simply to be beautified by shrubs. Due to the large variance in flower shape and color, the right clematis for outdoor use can be found for almost every taste. 
The term conifers is a collective term for conifers around the globe, which are all characterized by their unprotected, cone-shaped ovule and to which also classic coniferous trees such as pines, firs or larks need to be counted. The proliferation of conifers takes place over the individual seeds of their cones, which begin to germinate on cold and damp soil in most species. Although different conifers can be discovered in a tropical environment and consume less energy than conventional deciduous trees by needling, a significant proportion of conifers are found in temperate to cold regions and are the major source of vegetation in Scandinavia or the taiga of Russia. In the floristry of the 21st century, conifers play an essential role in various forms, being presented as living plants less frequently in connection with flowers and cut flowers. Thanks to their robust and woody character, twigs of conifers and cones are primarily used as decorative elements, allowing them to attract attention on wreaths and floral arrangements as additional decorative elements. Branches and cones of conifers are very robust in their processing and can be wired effortlessly, a large selection of these natural decorative elements can also be found in the online assortment of floristik21.de. 
As a container plant different plant genera and species are referred to, which can be optimally grown in planters and not rely on planting in a large bed or garden. In principle, it is possible to breed any classical potted plant as a container plant and let grow in an attractive planter, in horticulture, however, such plants are referred to as potted plants that no longer find their place in a simple flowerpot due to their size. Most of the potted plants marketed in modern horticulture have their roots in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world, allowing them to survive indoors, conservatories and terraces. Most of these potted plants are cultivated as succulents or as hydroponic plants and receive sufficient nutrients through this special care, even if they are not kept in the native climate. Already many centuries ago plants of this species came to Europe and were mainly cultivated in the Mediterranean, which was accompanied by the antique production of vases and bowls. The renowned production of Italian terracotta and other natural vessels also led to a rapid planting and to a specific search for flowers, shrubs or palms, which could thrive optimally in such a vessel. The most well-known potted plants include the boxwood, the vicus or the pomegranate tree. Basically, numerous, native deciduous and coniferous trees can be grown in pots, as the Japanese tradition of bonsai shows as a modification of European potted plants. 
Cotton is one of the most important textile fibers in the world and is an indispensable basis for the modern clothing industry. Cotton is the product of the plant of the same name, a mallow plant with a main distribution in the tropics. After the harvest, the cotton is spun in various processes into a thin and stable thread, with the help of which can be made of all kinds of textiles and produces in addition to the production of clothing and curtains, towels, carpets and many other articles of the modern living environment. Also in the floristry threads and fabric elements are made of cotton and are thus used as additional accessories in the design of bouquets or plant arrangements. Here, the cotton is appreciated above all for its natural character and the familiar look, which can also go through their ability to color optically accurate on the design of bouquets and arrangements. 
Epiphytes are all plant species that have opted for an epiphytic way of life, ie that grow on other plants. Epiphytes benefit from this way of life as land plants from a stronger incidence of light, which contributes to photosynthesis and also provides the plants with better light and water. The most famous epiphytes in this country include numerous forest mosses, which rarely receive adequate light supply on the moist and dark soil and therefore grow on the trunk of trees. Various types of mushrooms also use the epiphytic way of life and settle on trees and other trees. The advantage that epiphytes receive from this is offset by the disadvantage of a potential loss of contact with the ground, which leads to an undersupply of the plant with nutrients that are found in the ground. In addition to their particular growth, epiphytes are also characterized by other botanical skills that particularly suit their individual way of life. The formation of bromeliads should be mentioned explicitly in order to store water on the leaf surface in a targeted manner or to open the bromeliads again in times of greater drought. The way in which the epiphytes live is neither parasitic nor symbiotic with regard to the plants on which they have settled. In most cases, there is a neutral coexistence of, for example, trees and their mosses. 
Epiphytic is a property of plants that, if possible, look for other plants as a habitat to grow on. The epiphytic way of life is rarely characterized by a symbiosis, ie the plant occupied does not necessarily benefit from its plant or vice versa. In the wild, epiphytic plants can mainly be found in the form of mosses that thrive on trees and even inanimate objects such as stones. The epiphytic way of life of numerous algae species that settle on sea grass or other living organisms in the sea is also known in the sea. In most cases, epiphytic plants have decided evolutionarily to this special way of life in order to benefit more from light and oxygen. It is precisely these elements that are much more difficult to obtain on the dark and moist forest floor or in the depths of the sea than on other green plants that themselves benefit from oxygen and light and therefore thrive. However, the epiphytic way of life also involves risks for these plants, since in the worst case there is a complete loss of contact with the soil and there is no longer an adequate supply of nutrients via the earth. 
The term ferns encompasses a specific family of plants that includes almost all types of so-called vascular spore plants. Ferns are pure green plants and do not form any flowers on their own, in native nature they are found primarily on moist forest soils and benefit from a dark and humid environment. In floristry, ferns also play a role in numerous species and are preferred as accessories for bouquets. Thanks to their love of moisture, ferns are well used in classic flower water and keep them fresh for a particularly long time under these conditions. The fan-shaped shape of the leaves of numerous ferns is also found by most people as aesthetic, so that this artistic shape knows how to hide the simple floral styles of other plants in a professional bouquet. The family of ferns is very large and has been established on earth for countless millions of years. Only a very small part of the ferns known today are used in floristry and are also cultivated commercially for this purpose. 
Floral is the adjective to Flora and always refers to certain plants or the plant kingdom as a whole. The floristry is derived from this term and deals with the artistic design and presentation of floral elements such as flowers, grasses and other plants. The term floral derived from the Roman goddess of flowers, Flora, and is used in spite of its general importance nowadays especially when the design with flowers or colorful, flowering plants is to be indicated. Floral jewelery is used in one's own home as well as on the terrace and in the garden. The floral design of rooms and vehicles is also common on festive occasions such as a wedding. A variety of floral products, which can also be combined with other objects of modern decoration, can also be purchased in the online assortment of floristik21.de on inexpensive terms and help professional floristic companies such as private customers to make a floral beautification of home and business premises. 
The term "garden" refers to a piece of open land that, through the deliberate intervention of humans and their planting, becomes a cultivated or even aesthetic preparation. Even if the abandonment of an open space without intervention from outside – in this country also known under the term wild garden – can be seen as a garden in the strict sense, it is generally assumed that a specific arrangement of a garden. The garden also distinguishes itself from a field that rather serves the rearing of vegetables, fruits and other crops and thus puts the commercial use in the foreground. In the case of a private garden, on the other hand, the aesthetic aspect is in the foreground, even if this does not preclude a harvest of fruit and vegetables within a manageable framework for private use. Throughout many eras, and often in close relation to diverse cultures, gardens are not prepared solely by targeted planting, but can also include small buildings or ornate objects. Gardens are also being run in Germany and around the world for scientific purposes, in order to be able to learn more about botany in general and about the flowers and plants that have been planted in particular, through information boards. 
In botany, ginger is a separate plant genus and is used around the world not only as an ornamental plant, but also in the kitchen and in the medical environment. The botanist appreciates the ginger mainly because of its large and vigorous growth and the colorful, red-yellow petals from which larger capsule fruits develop for the propagation of the plant. Otherwise, it is mainly the root of the ginger that plays a role in the modern living environment and has a remarkably diverse use. Peeled and chopped, the ginger is used as a spice, with a fruity-spicy taste and, with fresh ginger roots, a juicy consistency. The inside of the ginger roots is said to have a cleansing effect, which also helps with the digestion of all kinds of food and the destruction of bacteria or toxins in the human body. Other tasks that ginger fulfills in medicine are the inhibition of blood clotting, the relief of symptoms of irritated mucous membranes and the support of healing inflammation. With its distinctive taste, the ginger is used wherever a fruity and spicy note is desired, especially in Asian cuisine, so it is hard to imagine. The ginger roots also thrive in the climatic conditions of Central Europe and can also be grown here by garden enthusiasts. 
The goldenrod is a species-rich, flowering plant that can be found around the globe. The goldenrod gets its name from the bright yellow character of its flowers, which grow up in small and numerous flowers from the herbaceous plant and give it a special, optical character, which is hardly offered in this form by Central European plants. Although some species of goldenrod can be found only in Europe and Asia, the majority of this flower species is native to the wilderness of North America, however, by targeted breeding long ago also in Europe in innumerable facets to acquire. For ecology in North America, and to a lesser extent also in Europe, goldenrod are of particular importance as they serve as fodder plants for various insects. In addition, goldenrod are a very popular and colorful choice among allergy sufferers, as the heavy pollen of the plant can not freely distribute in the air and thus trigger no hay fever. 
