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Flower Trends: Equisetum, Oh The Possibilities!

Equisetum, Oh The Possibilities!

One of my favorite filler flower trends right now has to be Equisetum. Florists everywhere are using it in the most CREATIVE ways! Equisetum hyemale, also know as horsetial, is a bamboo-like fern. Because it stands so straight, it is ideal for geometric floral designs.

Check out how these florists are using Equisetum in their floral designs:

Geometric Floral Design

Geometric Floral Design

This florist used Equisetum not only for the base of her design, but as a unique linear accent.

Equisetum Bouquet

Equisetum Bouquet

This wedding bouquet is all about angles only possible with Equisetum.

Curled Equisetum Flower Arrangement

This florist used Equisetum in a completely different way. With the help of wire, she curled the stiff foliage artfully around the base of her design.

Contact your local florist and ask for an Equisetum flower arrangement today! Because of the strong use of line, Equisetum designs are great for sending men flowers.

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Top 5 Amazing Benefits of Equisetum In Flower Arrangements

There are many reasons to run out and grab throngs of equisetum stalks (Equisetum hyemale) for use in flower arrangements. Also known as horse tail, I would never have known how cool and diverse equisetum is in flower arrangements if it were not for watching Regina Berryman work with this amazing plant material one day. Regina is certified through the American Institute of Floral Design as well as the American Academy of Floriculture.

Regina Creating An Equisetum (Horsetail) Arrangement

Regina Berryman Creating An Equisetum (Horsetail) Arrangement

I was caught off guard one day while watching Regina create a contemporary arrangement of red gerbera daisies and equisetum. The movement and flow that this odd little stalk created was very eye-catching and rather charming. Regina was kind enough to explain a few of the many benefits of using horse tail [Read more…]