In autumn, you should use fruits for flower arranging; fresh flowers no longer satisfy me

Autumn is the season of harvest, and all kinds of fruits have ripened!

When floral art meets autumn fruits, what kind of colorful splendor will be produced?

Chinese lantern fruit

Chinese lantern fruit, also known as small-fruited groundcherry,

is a plant of the genus Physalis in the Solanaceae family,

shaped like little lanterns,

and is also very unique as a cut flower.

Fruits of the Japanese fatsia

The leaves of the Japanese fatsia,

looking like a green palm,

are also often used in various floral works,

and its fruits grow in clusters,

making them very easy to use in floral creations.

Nipplefruit

Nipplefruit, also known as golden fruit, five-fingered eggplant, etc.

Its fruit shape is unique,

and using it to make small animals is full of childlike fun.

Holly

Holly is one of the most commonly used floral materials for Christmas,

and its flower meaning is life.

A few branches of holly casually placed in a vase

bring infinite vitality to the home.

Snowberry

Tender white snowberries,

scattered like stars,

accent floral works,

with a very strong presence.

Eucalyptus buds

Eucalyptus buds, which have a unique scent,

are very suitable for making winter floral works.

Small eucalyptus fruits

Small eucalyptus fruits, scattered like stars,

can form a very good combination with floral works.

Pumpkin

Halloween is at the end of December,

and pumpkins are absolutely essential in Halloween flower arrangements.

Red currant

Red currant is named for its red color because its fruits grow in strings on the fruit branches.

Currant fruits are sweet and edible,

and can be made into canned goods, jam, wine, beverages, etc.

They have high economic value and can also be used as ornamental tree species.

Hypericum berries

Hypericum berries are also known as red beans, and some people also call them love beans.

Hypericum berries are bright red, pink, etc., full of luster,

and after long storage the fruit color remains unchanged, delicate and lovely.

They can simply be placed in a vase, or used as an accent flower.

Ligustrum fruit

Ligustrum fruit,

the fruit is ovate, elliptical or kidney-shaped,

with a black-purple or gray-black surface,

and is also a commonly used fresh-cut fruit variety.

Windmill fruit

Because of its petite size,

windmill fruit unquestionably

becomes the finishing touch in a bouquet.

No matter what theme of floral materials you want to create,

it can rank among the must-have floral materials.

Windmill fruit can also be air-dried to make everlasting flowers.

Oranges, tangerines

Incorporating lemon and tangerine elements into floral art

makes floral works, in addition to floral fragrance,

also carry the fresh scent of the fruits of love.

Apples

Apples are most abundant in autumn, especially when autumn arrives,

all kinds of small apples come fresh onto the market,

and if you want to highlight an autumn work, using them is simply the best.

So, friends,

hurry up and learn this autumn.

In addition to the commonly used fruits above,

there are still many whose names we cannot call

beautiful cut fruits that can be used in flower arrangements.

As for the techniques for using fruits,

generally metal wire is used

to bind them and add bamboo skewers to secure them,

then they are dotted into the work.

If you encounter some fruits that are too densely packed,

you can trim some off appropriately, and then use them for flower arranging.