Studies Regarding the Possibilities of Using Gladiolus Hybridus Cultivars in Floral Art
Abstract
Floral art has an increasingly important role in our life, specialy in the last 20-30 years. Each year, exhibitions  and contests are organized in larger towns and the nicest, the most artistic arrangements are reworded. For the realization of the arrangements, were used some materials like: plastic recipients, vases, baskets, Oasis sponge, scissors, ribbon, thin wire etc. As for the plant material, were used Gladiolus hybridus cultivars like: “Pink lady”, “Black Jack”, “Nova Lux”, “Peter Pears”, “Red zone”, “Cipriana”, “Apus de soare”, “Lemonade” etc. and other ornamental species like: dried leaves, Monstera leaves, branches of Salix, Gladiolus leaves, rush leaves, eucaliyptus, fern leaves etc.
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