Practical Floriculture; a Guide to the Successful Cultivation of Florists' Plants for the Amateur And Professional Florist
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— HAND-BOUQTJET.
make one of the gayest of floral decorations. Wreaths of flowers or of bright green leaves, or of both, around circular or oval framed portraits may be used on spe- cial occasions to advantage. A ball, or hanging bou- quet, loosely arranged, suspended clear, in front of a high mirror, and with rich festoons of -flowers, from the same, point looped to each side, makes a splendid dis- play.
The circle must be taken as the line of beauty in all bouquet making, apart . from. I^iose... loosely arranged.
Whether it is a table or hand bouquet, or basket, there 154 PUACTICAl PLOpiCUIiTUEE.
must be a certain rounding of outlines, the segment of a circle. Hand bouqets admit of the most formal ar- rangement of flowers, and the tendency of" all cultivated tastes in tliis direction must be admitted as proof, that for this purpose something more than a mere bunch of flowers is required. The American, French, or English lady never figures, even in a book of fashion, in evening dresSjholding a bunch of flowers or any odd shaped bouquet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— HAND-BOUQTJET.
make one of the gayest of floral decorations. Wreaths of flowers or of bright green leaves, or of both, around circular or oval framed portraits may be used on spe- cial occasions to advantage. A ball, or hanging bou- quet, loosely arranged, suspended clear, in front of a high mirror, and with rich festoons of -flowers, from the same, point looped to each side, makes a splendid dis- play.
The circle must be taken as the line of beauty in all bouquet making, apart . from. I^iose... loosely arranged.
Whether it is a table or hand bouquet, or basket, there 154 PUACTICAl PLOpiCUIiTUEE.
must be a certain rounding of outlines, the segment of a circle. Hand bouqets admit of the most formal ar- rangement of flowers, and the tendency of" all cultivated tastes in tliis direction must be admitted as proof, that for this purpose something more than a mere bunch of flowers is required. The American, French, or English lady never figures, even in a book of fashion, in evening dresSjholding a bunch of flowers or any odd shaped bouquet.
What to read after Practical Floriculture; a Guide to the Successful Cultivation of Florists' Plants for the Amateur And Professional Florist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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