flowers used to establish the skeleton; outline height, width and form of an arrangement; usually a long stem with a single bloom

Latin for the genus and species of a specific plant which individually identifies the plant; also known as scientific name

subdivision of family in the classification of organisms

subdivision of genus in the classification of organisms

small blooms or clusters of flowers used to add depth and fullness to an arrangement; completes arrangement

single stem with large rounded heads used inside or along lines established by line flowers in an arrangement

used to create focal point; usually possess unusual and distinctive shapes

leaves used as a group or individually in floral arrangements to add depth and cover the mechanics of an arrangement; also referred to as greenery

Which of the following best explains why mass flowers are used in floral arrangements?

Please choose the correct definition of a line flower.

Sarah and Lauren are working together to create a centerpiece for the tables at an upcoming banquet. Which of the flowers should they use to complete the design?

Robert is creating a unique floral arrangement. Which of the following flowers should he use as a focal point?

Which of the following flowers can be white in color?

Michelle is making a floral arrangement for Mother’s Day and needs a white, line flower. Which of the following LINE flowers should she use?

Form flowers are used to create asymmetrical designs

This flower is deep orange outer petals with deep blue inner petals enclosed in green outer sheath

Flowering stock is found in all of the following colors except:

Liatris originated in North America

Tagetes species cv. is the botanical name for:

a Marguerite Daisy is commercially tinted pink or red