How to use Flower Frogs to Display Cut Flowers

Have you ever wanted to quickly and simply display a few flowers without using floral foam or a conventional vase? The solution is a flower frog, otherwise known as a kenzan. In this video, I demonstrate how easy flower frogs are to use without any flower-arranging experience.
Flower frogs are reusable, durable, weighted holders for cut flowers. They can transform the smallest egg cup or largest dish into a vessel fit for a top florist. Originally used for Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging, the ease with which they make cut flowers and foliage come alive in a modern, contemporary way is now appreciated worldwide.
You can shop from a wide range of flower frogs, decorative bowls and flower scissors on my website at www.dancoopergarden.com.
00:00 Introduction.
00:09 What is a flower frog?
00:44 Different shapes and sizes of flower frogs.
01:22 Using flower-shaped bowls.
01:42 Getting started with your arrangement.
02:28 Placing the stems on your flower frog.
04:54 Take a step back to check your display.
05:10 What do with very short stems.
05:25 How to disguise the flower frog.
06:20 Where to buy.

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Love your use of parsley

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What beautiful Dahlias - what variety are they? 🌸

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It’s called ‘Mary Evelyn’ - a lovely collarette variety.

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@@dancoopergarden thank you