Tagged: Flowers & blossoms
The term poison flowers summarizes all flowers that have a toxic effect on humans or animals in whole or in individual parts of the flowers. Such flowers include substances that are needed by the plant for nutrient exchange or in birds and insects show no toxic effects, when consumed by humans or the pure skin contact already cause adverse reactions. Even though many poisonous flowers have an aesthetic appearance and could therefore be used as ornate elements in floristry, only very few poisonous flowers are used for this purpose. Above all, the accidental contact of humans and animals with these flowers in their own homes should be avoided, even if the effects of some poison flowers remain within manageable limits and thus do not cause permanent damage in humans. Among the best-known poisonous flowers, which are also to be discovered in Germany's free nature, include the cyclamen, the red foxglove, the lily of the valley and numerous tulip species. Not all of the mentioned plants develop their toxic effect on humans, however, dogs and cats can be damaged by eating. Anyone who owns pets as a garden lover should therefore check whether they are poisonous flowers for their own species before sowing their flowers.
The gladiolus is a popular ornamental plant and one of the most important representatives of the family of the hardy lily family, in many regions of Germany the term sword flower is used synonymously for numerous kinds of the gladiolus. The gladiolus is an evergreen plant, which can be found in fact on all continents and regional shows a variety of flowers in countless colors. In Germany, the gladiolus has been cultivated for decades and has become an important part of German floristry and horticulture. Especially purple and red varieties of gladiolus are particularly prized in this country, however, the breeding of gladioli is possible only for a short time of the year or in special greenhouses, as the plant is not frost-proof. Several hundred species of gladiolus are now known and cataloged around the globe, many of which are targeted and hybrids that have larger blooms than they do in nature, and are thus bred specifically for floristic use. In addition to their worldwide use as an ornamental plant, some species in different cultures around the globe also serve the consumption and represent an enrichment of various dishes.
Glass flowers are products of modern industry and are mainly sold for decorative purposes. Glass flowers are either made of real glass and thus products of professional glassblowing, but the majority of the models offered today are produced by an industrial production and can therefore be purchased for a much lower price. Made of glass or substitute materials, glass flowers in their outer shape imitate the shape of flowers or flowers, and the coloring of individual elements or the entire glass flower are possible. Deco-lovers do not use glass flowers as an alternative to real flowers, but use them as independent decorative elements, which allows mainly an artful interior design. Compared to artificial flowers, in which the authentic reproduction of the original flower is in the foreground, the base material glass does not fulfill this objective, so that the artificial character of glass flowers immediately catches the eye. In the meantime, as a decorative element from millions of German households, it has become impossible to imagine many other glass flowers and other floral decoration elements in the online offer of www.floristik21.de.
The iris belongs to the genus of irises and is the most popular representative of this genus in modern floristry in Germany. The iris is named after the goddess of the rainbow in Greek mythology, which indicates the great variety of colors of this flower. The type of lily itself is usually only available in one or two basic colors, but all types cover a wide range of colors, making the iris an optimal plant for use in gardens of all kinds, so as to set colorful accents according to individual preferences. The most important subspecies of the iris is the so-called beard iris, which has grown considerably in its biodiversity through targeted breeding in the past decades and is therefore difficult for professional florists to distinguish in all details and peculiarities. In today's living environment, most types of iris are offered as ornamental plants and are used in combination with various other types of flowers, but other parts of the iris can also be used in different contexts. In earlier years, the aroma of iris liqueurs and wines was added, the violet iris is valued as a special subspecies because of its floral scent and perfume is added as a natural addition. As with various types of flowers, the iris should also be carefully selected for the choice of potting soil as well as targeted fertilization.
Condolence flowers refer to different types of flowers that are used with preference at funerals or condolence receptions. While many flowers are a good choice for a well-chosen color choice in white, black or dark red, traditionally different flowers have been established for the condolence, which are also rarely presented as a blessing on cheerful occasions. The most important flowers of modern mourning floristry are lilies or callas in white, even roses or gladioli in discreet colors are a good choice. The term condolence flowers is to be distinguished from the cemetery floristry, the latter term rather on an attractive design of a tomb after the funeral of a loved one and makes the planting dependent on seasons or special celebrations such as the death of the deceased. The choice of suitable condolence flowers or plants is rather timeless in comparison, since primarily cut flowers are meant to be presented as a token of sympathy or to be set up in vases during the funeral or the funeral service. Anyone who would like to decide against the handing over of classic condolence flowers after the death of a friend or relative, also makes a high-quality choice with wreaths or arrangements. A large selection of condolence jewelry can also be found in the online offer of floristik21.de.
Wreath flowers are all cut flowers that offer their longevity after separation from the ground and by their long stems for processing in floral wreaths. The term wreath flowers is a bit misleading because not all flowers for all wreaths in question. In essence, a flower wreath is to match the event, for the wreath at a memorial service are thus other wreath flowers are used as the decorative wreath for a spring or autumn celebration. To ensure a long shelf life of the wreath, many florists and hobbyists decide in the design of wreaths for dried flowers and similar elements that can be easily processed and assure a pleasing view for weeks. In Central Europe, all long-stemmed flowers such as roses or tulips are used as wreath flowers, in other cultures are also more exotic wreath flowers such as in the Lei flower chains in Hawaii to find. If you would like to incorporate dried flowers into other wreaths instead of fresh flowers, you can be sure of an even larger selection of wreath flowers, in which case almost all dry flowers can be integrated in wreaths as well as flower arrangements. Looking for suitable wreath flowers for your own wreath design or for sale in a professional florist company worth a look in the diverse online offer of floristik21.de.
The lady's slipper is a flowering ornamental plant and one of the most popular orchid species. Lady's slipper is therefore a collective term for numerous species with similar, botanical characteristics, in Germany this term refers to the lady's slipper or lady's slipper, as the plant is closely associated with the Virgin Mary. A striking feature of this type of orchid is the large, flower-shaped flower, which does not act as a trap for insects. The conspicuous shape is also known as Kriemhild's helmet, which refers to the name of the Nibelungen saga. Like numerous exotic-looking orchid species, the Frauenschuh is still native to Germany and is prized by numerous breeders in Germany, although it is a sophisticated garden and indoor plant. Like many other indigenous orchid species, the lady's slipper is particularly endangered in its natural habitat, so that targeted breeding should currently ensure the existence of this orchid species.
The lily is a genus of plants with a very large diversity of species, which are appreciated in countless variations in modern floristry. Different species of known flowering plants are native to Europe, but a much wider variety can be found in North America and Central Asia. Lilies emerge from flower bulbs and are especially convincing due to their rich variety of flower shapes and colors, so that this flower species allows an almost universal use in floristry and complements numerous bouquets in an appealing way. Lilies are a popular component of summer bouquets and bouquets in brightly colored versions, as white lilies the flower of modern mourning floristry is indispensable. As with a few other flowers, the breeding of lilies has been specifically promoted in recent decades, which has now brought it to 120 species worldwide with numerous subspecies. Due to the many facets of the flower shape and the color nuances of these flowers, lovers of flowers have often specialized in lilies and operate a comprehensive care, as it is usually found only in orchid and rose breeding. Due to the modern breeding also many hybrid plants have emerged, which are no longer to be regarded as classic lilies, but in their beauty and colorful variety, the originals usually exceed.
Lips are a collective name for flowers of different genera, all of which are distinguished by the particular shape of their inflorescence. They get their name from the striking flower shape, which come as a single petals in a thin and elongated shape and thus look similar to a human optic lip. Lip flowers are very popular in floristics because of this striking shape and are used to round bouquets that consist of rather firm and round inflorescences inside. In addition to their attractive appearance, many types of lip flowers contain essential oils, which creates a distinctive aroma during their lifetime and also makes it possible to use this plant industrially. The most well-known lip flowers, which are still to be found today in Germany and Europe in the free nature, are the bearded flower, the germander as well as the teak tree as a donor of the wood of the same name. Thyme and lavender are also known as mint family and are better known for their distinctive aroma than their aesthetic appearance. With their variety of genera and species, lip flowers are more or less suitable for floristic use, but in some cases, selective breeding for the floristic environment takes place without any additional benefit from the plant's essential oils. Due to the large variety of species, it is difficult to give generally valid tips for the care of these flowers.
The orchid is one of the most popular flowering and ornamental plants, which can be found in countless species around the globe and is valued worldwide as the most diverse and noble flowering plant in addition to the rose. Breeding orchids is a demanding task and is not just for commercial distribution, so it is run by millions of hobby breeders around the world. Its name derives from the Latin word orchis for testicles, which refers to the distinctive shape of the root tuber of this plant. Both the inflorescence and the flower are unique in their appearance in the world wide plan kingdom and are complemented by the variety of colors of orchid species. In floristry orchids are always offered individually to emphasize the beauty of the plant, a collection of several orchids or other. Which is why both breeders here on both the right kindling and well as a complementary fertilizer suitable for the irrigation water. The most unusual form of reproduction, where most species rely on the symbiotic effect of fungi, is therefore a particular challenge for breeders, and has produced a large selection of hybrids in recent decades.
Paper flowers are among the most popular and most easily produced artificial flowers. The term paper flowers or flowers. Among the simplest variants are those in which a paper is created, where the symmetrical step ornaments and patterns in the paper arise, which corresponds to their appearance to the interior of a calyx. These children are just as good as they are. The production of paper flowers is done in a more professional manner according to special rules of folding and crumpling, the foundations of these techniques can be found in Japanese origami. In the colors of the flowers, which is why in the wild. For decorative purposes, paper flowers are often used with real, natural flowers and other plants. For the sake of simplicity, as the needle-like character of the plant makes flowers and flowers of paper in the natural branches.
The parrot tulip is a visually striking variant of the classic tulip, which is one of the most important representatives of the so-called flamed tulips. These are tulip species with a striking flower shape, which has gradients in a serrated form and thus visually resembles the appearance of a flame. Neither the parrot tulip nor other variants of the flamed tulips are found in the wild, but by special breeding and crossbreeding different color variants. The pattern of the parrot tulips is in fact the same for all variations in their color gradient, but there are great differences in the color scheme, which extend into deep blue or even black. Already a few days ago, there were no rare variants of the classic tulips without specific breeding, reminiscent of today's parrot tulip. In this so-called Rembrandttulpen the special coloring which is due to a genetic effect in the genome of a plants of the plants, this modern flower growers to force through a targeted intervention in the development of plants, the emergence of parrot tulips. Tulips. These tulips are among the most popular and eye-catching spring flowers on the modern flower market.
The pine cone is the grouping of the hardened seeds of the pine conifer, which is one of the most important of its genus in the European environment. Pine cones are always small in size compared to the cones of other coniferous trees such as firs, which is usually only a few centimeters and has a uniform, round shape. The cones grow at the ends of the individual pine branches and fall down to much weight, which is the propagation principle of this conifer. In the field of floristry pine cones are very popular and come as a decorative element in various wreaths, flower arrangements and other art used. It's just the compact size that makes it easy to work with. Rather, pine cones retain their firm shape after drying, providing a perfect and unaltered sight for months or years after picking from a pine. Adventures and Christmas, where they are used in Advent wreaths or as a natural ornament of the Christmas tree. The modern retailers now offer cones of different conifers throughout the year, so that even arrangements and wreaths for other festivities can be made with cones. A large selection of other decorative elements can be found in the online offer of floristik21.de.
The term Poinsettia is the Latin term for a wolf milk plant, which is almost exclusively known in this country under the name poinsettia. This can be bred both in nature and as a houseplant and develops distinctive and large leaves, usually in bright red color. Since the poinsettia can flower almost throughout the entire year, it has received its festive name in Germany. Unlike other spurge plants or other ornamental plants, the red-colored elements of poinsettia are in fact pure leaves and flowers, as shape and appearance might suggest. Although the Poinsettia is a flowering plant, its flowers are very small and inconspicuous and thus play no role in the aesthetic preparation. The same applies to the use of poinsettia as an open-air plant, which is therefore possible in Central Europe, but here is the color splendor of the plant due to extensive, green foliage can not really come into its own. With enough care, however, the poinsettia or the poinsettia can be kept as a houseplant, which thus becomes a real eye-catcher on every windowsill.
The Protea belongs to the Silberbaumgewächsen and is known in German parlance under the name Zuckerbusch. The home of the Protea is South Africa, but for many decades, this plant genus has arrived through specific breeding in Europe and is estimated to be a houseplant, as in their own four walls, the climatic needs of the protea bring about better. The protea thrilled flower lovers especially by the very large inflorescences in the form of goblets, each of which has several plants. The plant itself also has a long size, which can be perceived as a shrub or even as a small tree depending on the species. The breeding and care of the protea is considered a great challenge in this country, due to their lack of frost hardy. Thus, the adequate supply of nutrients in a may vary, so that the current needs of a protea must be constantly addressed. Therefore, the Protea has a special popularity as a dried flower, which has become one of the most important exotics in this country in the design of arrangements and wreaths. Due to its large flower shape, the protea occupies a great place on art objects and so often becomes the central figure of a flower arrangement.
Ranunculus, in common usage, is a variety of hawthorn plants, which are among the world's most widely used flowering plants, with thousands of species. Numerous flowers, which are known in Germany under other names, belong to the main genus of Ranunculus and thus visually prove the biodiversity of this plant genus. Among the best known representatives of the Ranunculus include the anemone, the hellebore, the columbine and the yolk flowers. Ranunculus. The Common Ranunculus. The Common Ranunculus. As many species are also native to Central Europe and can thus be found on green areas without much cultivation, so have also played an important role in floristics and are found in bouquets or flower arrangements in particularly attractive forms. Nursing is rather easy in most species, and many species are ideal for outdoor use in the garden or on the terrace, as they can optimally with the temperate, European climate. Standard potting soil is just as suitable for cultivation and care as untreated irrigation water without the use of special fertilizers.