Future Flowers Introduces New Calla Delivery Methods for Florists
Future Flowers, a Decorum partner, has introduced a new way to deliver callas, catering to different florist needs. They offer callas in both water-filled and dry-packed boxes, ensuring freshness and convenience. Meanwhile, Decorum growers prioritize premium quality, sustainability, and innovation in their plants.
To design with callas, florists should start with a clean, architectural base and create a radial core with two to five stems. This provides a solid foundation for the arrangement. Decorum's callas, grown with meticulous care by Future Flowers, have sculptural curves and a velvet-smooth shape, making them ideal for creating living artworks.
Florists can create lasting memories with these living artworks. A near-monochrome palette preserves purity in the arrangement, with a single accent providing a focal spark. Supporting forms of greenery should guide the eye upward without stealing the show, allowing the callas to take center stage.
Joseph Massie, a florist working with Decorum Plants & Flowers, designs with callas grown by Future Flowers. His approach is driven by curiosity, exploration, and reaction. He listens to the bloom's language and shapes the space around it. Christian Ulrich and the team at Fleurizon, also associated with Decorum, create stunning floral art pieces featuring callas.
Future Flowers, a Decorum partner, grows callas with meticulous care, including targeted care for each knoll and weekly production cycles. This ensures the highest quality for florists to create lasting memories with living artworks. The calla, or Zantedeschia, with its sculptural curves and velvet-smooth shape, is a versatile flower that can set the mood and surprise clients. Florists can now cater to different needs with Future Flowers' water-filled and dry-packed boxes, making calla arrangements more accessible and convenient.
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