I love how you mention the principles and elements and design as you make your arrangement. Very helpful for a florist student like me. Very generous. Thank you. Xx
Oh my word!! This has to be my favourite summer arrangement of all time. It has all the elements that give the feel of a quintessentially English county garden and meadow. Stunning, absolutely stunning. Thank you so much xx
If I dead I swear I hope my family find u to do my flower arrangements for my funeral. That way I know I was put away in peace surrounded in beauty by your touch of class 😊
Lover that idea, I have a nice bowl to work that idea and I would of never thought the hydrangea's that way, I can't wait to create this idea arrangement, Thanks. Phillip of Portland, OR.
So beautiful!! It would be great to see the arrangements after2-4 days out of the cooler, especially with using the tender flowers. Just found your channel about a month ago. You’re a Master! 💐🌷🌺🌹
Thank you! Glad you have found us 😊 That# an interesting suggestion - and a good suggestion. In Scotland we didn’t use a cooler - but maybe further south it would be a good addition. 🌼🙋🏼♂️
QUESTIONS: How long does it take for the Poppies to break out??? AND: Won't the other flowers wilt or die BEFORE the POPPIES OPEN??? It would be interesting to know WHEN to cut the Poppies one is going to use!!! Thank you!
George Garcia these actually opened quite quickly - so they were good in relation to the other flowers. I think it would depend on the ambient temperature - if warm they will open quickly but if you want them to be slow then place them somewhere cooler. The poppies look good in all dates though - as buds as well as flowers 😀🙋🏼♂️
Hello, I love this arrangement, It is stunning. Could you please help me, my daughter would like a wedding bouquet of Astilbe how many stems do you feel should be used?
Grace Lisnal Hi Grace - thanks for your comment. It would depend on the style of the bouquet that she would want. If just astilbe then you would need a good 30 stems I think just in case they are not heavy, but a good suggestion would be to use a base of foliage to work the astilbe through, so then about - 15 stems would be fine. This is making a hand tied style. The time of year and the general size of the material can vary from year to year, so I would always err on the safe side and have more than you actually use so you can pick the best of stems.
Water Dragon it depends on what the design is for. You could use faux versions, or pastel germini, or anthirrinums. It would depend what you can source - so the effect visually might vary a little bit. 😀🌼
Your design, the one you have posted. Anthirrum n Gemini, heads too big. Not as delicate n flexible as your poppy. Ummm, will go to the flower market n look
Polly Conner it depends on a few factors - the varieties of flowers used, the season, and the ambient temperature - so in summer it’s warmer so flowers will last less time. If an arrangement is watered every day then this is the best way to help the flowers last. I would want flowers in foam to last a week if possible. Using a knife instead of scissors gives a better cut, and a cut on an angle allows more water up the stem. It al, adds up - the more you do the better they will do!
malak S. yes, hydrangea can be a problem, especially in floral foam. Best advice is to really condition them well in advance of use, so the6 are fully hydrated. Ideally use in water rather than foam - so that depends on what you have to make! If for a wedding I would try and use them on the day rather than in advance, keep somewhere cool, mist with water - and some are better than others for lasting. So I find the green and coloured later season types are much better than the softer summer pastel ones - but that doesn’t help if you are doing a wedding!
Astilbes and hydrangias are usually sold in supermarkets as potted plants rather than a cut flower so may be more expensive but achievable. Poppies are not really sold in supermarket bouquets due to their short life as a cut flower so check out the other comments for potential substitutions. If you don't have a garden you could keep a few houseplants such as a bowl of hyacinths in spring to give you access to garden varieties in season.
pony girl good question - well there are two of us making the channel - my colleague Janos and myself, so we took the Jo from John and the os from Janos and you get JOOS ! So Flower JOOS was born 😀
Wow, very nice! Never thought of using hydrangea like that. Looks like the flowers are in a pink cloud. 🙂
"Absolutely Beautiful"..!!!
Thank you 😊
I really liked the way you’ve used hydrangeas ☺️
I love how you mention the principles and elements and design as you make your arrangement. Very helpful for a florist student like me. Very generous. Thank you. Xx
Oh my word!! This has to be my favourite summer arrangement of all time. It has all the elements that give the feel of a quintessentially English county garden and meadow. Stunning, absolutely stunning. Thank you so much xx
Beautiful
Your programs have been a tremendous help to me for learning and actually designing arrangements. Thank you John.
Thank you 😊 🙋🏼♂️🌼
We ow totally amazing 😲 👏 😍 beautiful too.
My gosh this is beautifully arranged colors and all . What a great design. Some lucky mama going to receive this.
Jane Smith thank you!
If I dead I swear I hope my family find u to do my flower arrangements for my funeral. That way I know I was put away in peace surrounded in beauty by your touch of class 😊
1 love Waters thank you !
That’s stunning , I’ll definitely create a similar one with the hydrangea base when my climbing hydrangea blooms in a few weeks. Thanks again !
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Lover that idea, I have a nice bowl to work that idea and I would of never thought the hydrangea's that way, I can't wait to create this idea arrangement, Thanks. Phillip of Portland, OR.
Phillip Hillaire thank you 😀🙋🏼♂️🌼
You are very talented! Beautiful arranging!!
Delightful
Amazing how it all went together, thank you.
Julie Speer people love this arrangement - I think it's the really floral mix that appeals. 💐
Really loved the materials you used in this arrangement. And Love your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us
Taylor Nelsen thank you! It’s our pleasure to share and great to get positive feedback. Thank you for watching 😀🙋🏼♂️
I'm going to use the California poppies in my garden to make this
So beautiful!! It would be great to see the arrangements after2-4 days out of the cooler, especially with using the tender flowers. Just found your channel about a month ago. You’re a Master! 💐🌷🌺🌹
Thank you! Glad you have found us 😊
That# an interesting suggestion - and a good suggestion. In Scotland we didn’t use a cooler - but maybe further south it would be a good addition. 🌼🙋🏼♂️
Gorgeous! Love it!
i would love to see this when he poppys bloom
Very Angelic, thank you for sharing, So slick.
Robert Hartley thank you!
Very creatives and different look. I really love it.
halenh08 thank you for commenting!
Beautiful.. u have an aesthetic sense man.. 😍👍
Lovely 😍
美しい❗️ステキ❗️
ゆくたけとしこ ありがとうございました
Very pretty and creative .i wish I can be your student
Привет!Сначала сборка композиции показалась странной(когда появились маки).Но финал получился очень интересным.Вот это фантазия!!!
Галина Стефанович 🤪 but ok?
@@FlowerJoos конечно очень красиво!!!
Галина Стефанович благодарю вас 🙋🏼♂️
WOW!! HOLY!!
TheTreble2clef why not give some of the designs a go? It's fun 😀
lovely
Beautifull!
Podrían dar la clase en idioma español ,gracias
It’s amazing
Gold flowers man Flowers thank you for watching 😀
Por favor hacer acercamiento a las flores.
I wish I could see the arrangement once the Poppies have opened up :)
TiggyStardust this arrangement has been so popular - I think the different flowers really appealed to everyone.
Nice
QUESTIONS: How long does it take for the Poppies to break out??? AND: Won't the other flowers wilt or die BEFORE the POPPIES OPEN??? It would be interesting to know WHEN to cut the Poppies one is going to use!!! Thank you!
George Garcia these actually opened quite quickly - so they were good in relation to the other flowers. I think it would depend on the ambient temperature - if warm they will open quickly but if you want them to be slow then place them somewhere cooler. The poppies look good in all dates though - as buds as well as flowers 😀🙋🏼♂️
Hello, I love this arrangement, It is stunning. Could you please help me, my daughter would like a wedding bouquet of Astilbe how many stems do you feel should be used?
Grace Lisnal Hi Grace - thanks for your comment. It would depend on the style of the bouquet that she would want. If just astilbe then you would need a good 30 stems I think just in case they are not heavy, but a good suggestion would be to use a base of foliage to work the astilbe through, so then about - 15 stems would be fine. This is making a hand tied style. The time of year and the general size of the material can vary from year to year, so I would always err on the safe side and have more than you actually use so you can pick the best of stems.
Thank you so very much for your help, I love your work
Where can I find these kind of beautiful flowers?
If cannot get poppy, what substitute would be good? Thanks
Water Dragon it depends on what the design is for. You could use faux versions, or pastel germini, or anthirrinums. It would depend what you can source - so the effect visually might vary a little bit.
😀🌼
Your design, the one you have posted. Anthirrum n Gemini, heads too big. Not as delicate n flexible as your poppy. Ummm, will go to the flower market n look
Water Dragon anthirrinhum not anthurium - but yes, just see what there is available 😀
How long do arrangements in foam tend to last?
Polly Conner it depends on a few factors - the varieties of flowers used, the season, and the ambient temperature - so in summer it’s warmer so flowers will last less time.
If an arrangement is watered every day then this is the best way to help the flowers last. I would want flowers in foam to last a week if possible.
Using a knife instead of scissors gives a better cut, and a cut on an angle allows more water up the stem. It al, adds up - the more you do the better they will do!
I tried Hydrangea in an arrangement and it wilted in only day. any advice?
malak S. yes, hydrangea can be a problem, especially in floral foam. Best advice is to really condition them well in advance of use, so the6 are fully hydrated. Ideally use in water rather than foam - so that depends on what you have to make! If for a wedding I would try and use them on the day rather than in advance, keep somewhere cool, mist with water - and some are better than others for lasting. So I find the green and coloured later season types are much better than the softer summer pastel ones - but that doesn’t help if you are doing a wedding!
Tks sir
Most of us only have access to purchase flowers from a supermarket. Where can we get such flowers that you use in your videos and also foliage?
Astilbes and hydrangias are usually sold in supermarkets as potted plants rather than a cut flower so may be more expensive but achievable. Poppies are not really sold in supermarket bouquets due to their short life as a cut flower so check out the other comments for potential substitutions. If you don't have a garden you could keep a few houseplants such as a bowl of hyacinths in spring to give you access to garden varieties in season.
What does flower joos mean
pony girl good question - well there are two of us making the channel - my colleague Janos and myself, so we took the Jo from John and the os from Janos and you get JOOS ! So Flower JOOS was born 😀
Fantastic! Love watching for easy inside secrets to our trade and for refreshing new ideas. I'm a designer of 35 years.
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