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Chrysanthemum – The Queen of Fall Flowers – Week 9
Until recently I didn’t have much regard for chrysanthemums (or mums). I saw them as a cheap, boring, mainstream, unimaginative flower available everywhere and anywhere – corner stores, supermarkets, florist shops, street vendors. Then I took a workshop with the talented Scandinavian floral artist, Per Benjamin, who taught us how to make incredible, original floral designs using the cheapest, least respected flowers, namely chrysanthemums and carnations.
Posted in Floral Arrangement, Floral Design, September Also tagged chrysanthemum, fall flowers, Floral Arrangement, floral artist, floral design, florist shops, Mums, seasonal flowers Comments closed
Celosia – One Cool Looking Flower – Week 10