Flowers and color There are two trends. Natural colors: white, sandy, colors of greens and earth. On the other hand, the Byzantine style that has become popular in Europe over the past two years, is represented mainly by German, Swiss and Dutch schools. Shades of red, orange, burgundy, purple - powerful, rich colors, at first glance, do not fit well with each other. Flowers and fashionsDevizim of modern flower fashion - back to nature. Everything from the VAZ to the material for fastening, if possible, natural. Widely used wire braid, bast, moss, hemp rope, tape, all kinds of weave, nets, frames of grass and twigs. Even a comfortable and beloved oasis of all today is being replaced by moss, and it itself is decorative. Master ClassFlower arrangements photoDragon rug plate with olive branchplaced on a woven rug of dragon leaves, complemented with flowers of milkweed. The grid of chrysanthemums “Rigan” chrysanthemums in this composition can be “planted” on cold glue (a composition that will not cause burns on plants) or fixed with the help of a floristic metallic thread. Chrysanthemums are unpretentious plants, and such a composition without water or with its limited supply (wetted cotton swabs) can last for about 4–5 days. The composition of white poppies Thin glass vessels, similar to chemical beakers, are fixed at the base of the wooden frame and decorated with moss. Simple white poppies are woven into a trellis of willow branches fastened with hemp rope. In such a composition, you can use ranunculus, tulips and other flowers with soft stems. A panel of hydrangeas A bouquet of orange callas “Mango”, the favorite flowers of the florist Jeff Lesam, on the background of a blue hydrangea panel (Hydrangea macrophylla), made on a grid. Gloriosa Garland Lush Gloriosa Garlandsuspended on a floristic wire “bouillon” to the cane stalks, which are interconnected using raffia. This arrangement is very effective, but short-lived. Composition of sedge and grouse A woven frame of green stems of hard sedge (Carex "Steelgrass") - the basis of the composition with yellow grouse (Fritillaria), made in a narrow elongated vase. A panel of roses In this work, the pie principle is used, in which a mass of flowers is grouped on a grid in a horizontal or vertical plane on one level. Roses in a glass Arrangement of flowers and rose stalks in a vase filled with carbonated mineral water. Flowers are strung on a metal thread (in the language of florists “bouillon”), tied to a stone, which keeps the arrangement in the water. How to extend the life of flowers