Bittersweet are regularly used as floral arrangements for Thanksgiving, autumn wedding ornaments and bouquet. The things needed are bittersweet vine, pail, ice water, scissors, floral wire, wire cutters, rubber band, vase, and yellow or orange roses.
First is to trim the stems of the bittersweet flowers and place them in a vase containing ice water. Allow them to stay there within half an hour to allow rehydration. The taller branches should be placed at the center or at the highest point in the arrangement. This creates an provocative view. Put together the shorter ones all over the arrangement. This gives it a fuller appearance. You may put in a short stem of berries on the vase to add a wee uniqueness. Then twine the field with the floral wire for every inch. As you twist the wire, do not cut it. If you cut the wire on every twine, it may not allow the field to bend. The wire lets you absolutely turn the form of the arrangement. It helps utter the curved branch. Use several bended branches to stoop down from the vase to the top of the table. You can also originate a wreath of bittersweet branches. Naturally cut the long branches and just twine them nearby themselves. Then place them nearby the vase containing the floral arrangement of bittersweet. Finally, you can insert the yellow and orange roses in and among the bittersweet branches. The taller roses should be placed on the back quantum of the arrangement, while the shorter ones should be placed toward the front. Aside from roses, you can also put other flowers like yellow lilies, carnations, or chrysanthemums.
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Bittersweet is no bitter flower. Its attractive foliage, stems with brightly-colored berries and vibrant yellow leaves make it a fun and provocative flower to arrange.
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