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// Get my list of favorite grasses for design
https://www.ellenfrost.com/grasses
In this video, I’m flipping the script and showing you how to make grasses the focal point of a floral design.
I’ll share some of my favorite grasses for floral design—including sea oats, sorghum, purple majesty millet, feather top, frosted explosion grass, and panicum Cloud Nine—and show you exactly how to use them to create height, movement, texture, color, and visual impact.
You’ll also learn several simple floral design techniques for making grasses stand out, including clustering stems together, creating multiple focal points, combining upright and drooping grasses, manipulating leaves into shapes, and using foliage when you don't have actual grass available.
Plus, I’ll show you a clever technique for turning iris leaves and other large leaves into a grassy texture using a flower frog.
Whether you're a flower farmer, florist, floral designer, or simply love creating arrangements, these ideas will help you look at grasses in a completely different way.
// Get my list of favorite grasses for design
https://www.ellenfrost.com/grasses
In this video, I’m flipping the script and showing you how to make grasses the focal point of a floral design.
I’ll share some of my favorite grasses for floral design—including sea oats, sorghum, purple majesty millet, feather top, frosted explosion grass, and panicum Cloud Nine—and show you exactly how to use them to create height, movement, texture, color, and visual impact.
You’ll also learn several simple floral design techniques for making grasses stand out, including clustering stems together, creating multiple focal points, combining upright and drooping grasses, manipulating leaves into shapes, and using foliage when you don't have actual grass available.
Plus, I’ll show you a clever technique for turning iris leaves and other large leaves into a grassy texture using a flower frog.
Whether you're a flower farmer, florist, floral designer, or simply love creating arrangements, these ideas will help you look at grasses in a completely different way.
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