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Across 1. plastic stem with a three-prog holder at the top to hold a name card 4. adhesive material used extensively in floral shops 7. wooden or steel stakes attached to flower stems for better strength and support 8. ribbon that has 1 shiny side and a dull side 9. the male part of a flower 11. soft, light-weight material capable of absorbing water;most common material for holding the stems of flowers in an arrangement 13. waterproof, sticky material used to fasten anchor pins that hold floral foam in place 14. flowers worn by men usually pinned to the lapel of his jacket 15. the most frequently used ribbon for floral designs 17. type of flower we will be using to construct corsages for homecoming 20. all of the materials used to assist the designer in placing and holding flowers 22. the female part of a flower 23. the fleshy outer layer of protective leaves below the petals of a flower 24. tool used for cutting flower stems, wires, and ribbons in a floral shop 25. the surface appearance of ribbon and varies from fine to coarse

Down 2. ribbon that has the same finish on both sides 3. the measuring unit for floral wire 5. tall narrow container with a small neck designed to hold a smaller number of flowers 6. a corsage accessory made from tulle with an extended wire stem 7. the leaf stem 10. waterproof tape used primarily to hold floral foam in place 12. a nonessential addition to a floral design; ex: a bow 16. type of decorative netting used as an accessory in corsages and/or wedding work 17. anything that holds water, but also helps express the idea the designer has in mind for an arrangement 18. another name for the cardboard spool is on when purchased 19. flowers used to fill gaps and to give depth to a floral arrangement 21. cluster of flowers, folige, and accessories worn by women that accents her dress and normally worn on the left shoulder or wrist