The softer side of formal

Article Abstract:

Doug and Catherine Niedt own 3.5 acres of land with a two-story French Norman-style house and have created the English garden look, by transforming the grounds using a formal design, but a softer appearance A formal design with a slightly looser look for garden can be acquired by using symmetry, focal points, curving lines and geometry.

Landscaping Services, Landscape and Horticultural Services, Landscape Gardening, Methods, Gardens, English, English gardens

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Fresh flowers: a new approach to floral design

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The floral foam, a dark green water absorbent used for floral arrangement is always covered up in floral arrangements. Oasis Rainbow foam, which is found in bright, colors and created by Smithers-Oasis of Kent, Ohio, has opened up new ways to design fresh flowers at home without hiding the foam.

Flower arrangement, Flower arrangements

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Wreaths of the heartland

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Wreaths of the heartland, which can be hanged on windows, doors over chairs and many more places are presented. Ideas and method for making a 21-inch hard-foam wreath, which are used in 12 states in United States, are discussed.

Design, Decorative, Decorative arts, Decoration and ornament, Wreaths

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