With this free bench reference from Susan Davis, luxury event florist with 38 years of experience and owner of Fresh Designs Flora & Events in Philadelphia. Ten wiring methods drawn step by step, a hydration chamber guide, and an A to Z index of 146 flowers.
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Piercing, hook, stitch, insertion, corkscrew and five more, each drawn in three steps with its gauge and the way it fails.
Search any flower for its wire gauge, method, tape color and the one handling note that matters.
How to keep wired, taped, stemless blooms fresh for two or three days so you can build ahead.
Sound familiar?
Usually because the method didn't match the stem. A hollow stem that got pierced, a gauge too light for the head, a pip left in open air. Once you can read the stem, the right wire is obvious.
“I spent years in this industry, and one thing always drove me crazy: how hard it is to actually run a floral business. So I built something to fix it.”
Susan Davis
Luxury event florist for 38 years · Founder, BloomVision