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Mass Flowers Made by: Annette Hill Mass Flowers Composed of a single stem having one solid, rounded head at the top Used to create focus Are very useful in developing rhythm Carnation Single flower, delicate multi-petaled, double blossom at the end of a long stem Wide range of colors, not limited to: Pink, white, red, purple, yellow, and orange, bi-colors and frosted varieties Availability:?Year-round Vase Life: 7 to 14 days Rose Availability:?Year-round Vase Life:?3 to 14 days. Very wide range of colors Name is from the Latin word rana (frog) referring to the fact that many wild roses grow in wet areas Tulip Red, pink, white, yellow, orange, purple and bi-colors Availability: November through May, limited availability year-round Vase Life:?3 to 7 days Are very phototropic and will curve rapidly toward the light? Cut tulips? continue to grow in length approximately one inch per day Can cause an allergic dermatitis which is common among tulip bulb planters known as tulip finger Chrysanthemum Wide variety of shapes and sizes Multiple head varieties make excellent filler flowers? Single head varieties provide mass and focal points White, yellow, pink, red, lavender, gold, bronze, green Availability:?Year-round Vase Life:?7 to 14 days Greek for Golden Flower Gerbera Daisy Daisy-shaped flower, 2 to 5 inches in diameter, on long, hollow, leafless stems 12 to 18 inches long? Single, double and multi-petaled varieties Availability:?Year-round Vase Life:?7 to 10 days Oranges, reds, pinks, whites, yellows and bi-colors, some with contrasting centers Currently over 300 different varieties of Gerbera being grown for the floristry market