How to Choose Greenery when Designing Flowers

In this video, I am discussing color theory and how it applies to choosing greenery in a floral arrangement!
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[@lindanoel7860]

Your attention to details in explaining and demonstrating the difference of hues in greenery is an eye opener. Thank you so much.

[@teresarusso9384]

Your narrative is so simplistic and easy to follow. Thank you

[@elnosworld9893]

It does make a huge difference. Thank you for the video.

[@sunflowersky7]

I was so conflicted on what to look for in the foliage I choose and how to make it look more put together.. and this is really, really helpful! Thank you so much!

[@TheFloralCoach]

You are so welcome, thank you for watching!!

[@Henny693]

What a wonderful video, I learned so much in 4 minutes. Unlike reading about contrasts and textures seeing your different selections sealed it.

[@TheFloralCoach]

I'm so glad, thanks for watching!

[@LadyEliza7]

So glad I saw this! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Also confirmation that I’m on the right track. 🌹

[@katherinemlarsen]

Thank you so much for this video! I am a floral design teacher at a university and I am constantly teaching this to my students. I will definitely be using your video. Thank you thank you!

[@debracannon7574]

Great information, thank you!

[@shh5128]

Wow this was so well explained and so helpful. Thanks!!

[@allisgoodallisbad]

So glad I found this channel!!!!!!

[@TheFloralCoach]

Thanks for being here!

[@gardenfunwithjane4897]

I loved your ideas thanks. One of my favorite foliage to use is varigated weigela branches. It's seems to bring all the colors together. And adds such contrast at the same time.

[@feliciastewart972]

This really helped me so much. Thanks. I have pink hydrangeas . I'm trying to learn this.💯. ... thanks.

[@aliciavacchiano5001]

Brief but very informative. The examples were perfect and really solidified the message. :) Loved it!

[@TheFloralCoach]

Glad to hear, I definitely go more into detail in my in person workshops! Thanks for watching!

[@elsaschulze9148]

Thank you Amy for this valuable content!!!!

[@tonyapassarelli5657]

great video, the examples really helped illustrate the concepts. Thank you!

[@serenesee4283]

Thanks for all the lovely tips! Do make more videos!

[@rayyu2715]

This is very inspiring. thank you so much!

[@jasminkreativ]

very good tutorial 🤩🤩 Thank you 😊 👍🏽👍🏽

[@lorgefamily]

This was so interesting!!! Thank you!

[@challon420]

This was very helpful! Thank u!

[@donnarhoden6715]

Very useful info. Thank you

[@rhondaburgess7512]

Thanks for this information. This was like the comment said below this was very interesting !!

[@TheFloralCoach]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@staceysewell5864]

Good stuff!!

[@incognitia6930]

Wow! This is very helpful. One minute of the video and I instantly subscribe. However if I am building a bouquet with white garden roses, one or two peonies and lilies, and maybe some baby's breath too, what can you suggest I should use on foliages or greeneries? I would be really grateful and glad if you could help me with these. Thank you.

[@nicicorps9683]

could you please tell me the name of the last greenery ?(green,purlple)

[@TheFloralCoach]

I think you are referring to luecothoe.