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BLACKSBURG-Virginia’s supply of living material for flower arrangements at almost every time of the year is just one of the many reasons it is nice to live in the Old Dominion, homemakers insist. Nevertheless, they agree, there are times when a dry arrangement is a very useful standby.
“Dry flowers were never meant to take the place of fresh flowers or foliage. But, because they can be , dpjed , at one’s leisure and
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, uiey can save a lot of embarrassment and time,” noted Miss Katherine Habel, assistant professor of clothing, textiles and related arts in the College of Home Economics at Virginia Tech.
Miss Habel, also an extension specialist in home furnishings, ventured, “In most homes there is always a place where a permanent arrangement of dry materials can stand when fresh flowers are unavailable for one
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