Can wire be used to shape flowers?

Flowers & Gardening Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Can wire be used for flower shaping?

Wire can be used to hold flowers in shape, and once the shape is set, the wire can be removed. Flowers are the reproductive organs that angiosperms use to reproduce; a typical flower usually has a calyx and a corolla borne on a short axis of limited growth, as well as stamens and pistils that can produce reproductive cells.

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Can wire be used to shape flowers?

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