I've been given an education this week on classic, old-timey flower styles via Mrs. BD. I always like to learn new things and I like purty flowers. Who doesn't? Flower design is just ephemeral sculpture and I like seeing and smelling them around the olde HQ. Any old cabin like ours is enlivened by floral productions.
Flowers are reproductive organs.
This is English Garden Style (c. 1920s):

More historical styles below the fold -
This is Biedermeier Style - early to mid-1800s Austrian -

This one is Victorian:

This one is Landscape Style - a style which has been around forever -

A classic floral bouquet -
