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beautiful and long lasting floral designs; it was an assortment assembled over time by trial and error experiences.

Some of the most interesting items in her bag were a “lazy susan” turntable (with which to view all sides of an arrangement while in progress), a plastic “splat mat” to catch the mess while arranging, and a chicken feeder adapted for arranging on a mantle or other narrow situation.

She had lots of advice for “tricky” flowers, those that need special attention. For example, toothpicks can be inserted in a thick stem, such as that of a daffodil, and then the flower can be more easily placed in the oasis. She uses super glue to reattach recalcitrant petals and a forked stick

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