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Flower Facts
Arrangments
100
One of the top selling flowers for Valentines day.
What is rose?
100
A commonly used adhesive method for floral arranging.
What is glue gun?
100
The yellowing of older leaves to new leaves.
What is nitrogen deficiency?
100
The area in a design that is filled with flower, foliage, and filler that create the shape of the design.
What is positive space?
100
A type of floral arrangement with no focal point.
What is round arrangement?
200
A commonly seen plant around the Christmas holiday.
What is Poinsettia?
200
A stabilizer for floral arrangements, that holds lots of water.
What is floral foam?
200
A pest that spins protective silk webs on the bottoms of the leaves of plants.
What is spider mite?
200
Leaves with multiple patches, stripes, or marks of different colors.
What is variegated?
200
A floral body piece worn on the wrist typically during prom or a wedding.
What is wrist corsage?
300
A very common houseplant.
What is golden Pothos?
300
Packet that comes with store bought flowers.
What is floral preservative?
300
A plant deficiency that causes the leaves to turn purple.
What is phosphorus deficiency?
300
A plant that completes its life cycle in one growing season.
A. Annual
B. Biennial
C. Complete flower
D. Perennial
What is annual?
300
A floral body piece typically pinned to the lapel of a tuxedo or suit jacket. Usually only consisting of one main flower, some greenery, and filler flowers.
What is boutonniere?
400
The only tree on the contest.
What is Norfolk island Pine?
400
A tool used to cut wires while arranging.
What are wire cutters?
400
A fungal disease that appears as a white powdery coating on plant leaves, stems, and flowers.
What is powdery mildew?
400
Plants that persist for multiple growing seasons.
A. Annual
B. Biennial
C. Complete flower
D. Perennial
What is perennial?
400
A floral body piece that's pinned on to the left side of the chest. Typically consists of 3 or 5 main flowers, with greenery, filler, and a bow.
What is pin-on corsage?