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How to make a fully planted biodegradable funeral wreath

I’m in a team taking funeral flowers to the Chelsea Flower Show on behalf of the Farewell Flowers Directory. Our objective is to show that funeral flowers needn't be arranged in floral foam (micro plastics) but can be real, fresh flowers, created with 100% sustainable mechanics as with this planted funeral wreath which is essentially a miniature garden. The client can leave it safely in a churchyard safe in the knowledge that there will be no microplastics from floral foam shedding into the environment or being washed into local water sources. This wreath is 100% biodegradable so if it is left at the graveside it will rot down slowly, composting into the ground. The plants may plant themselves in situ or seed themselves around. Or the wreath can be taken away and taken apart and all the plants planted in a real garden to come back year after year to remind and bring back memories of the person who died, memories that can be brought out and looked through in the mind as the person digs over the garden, and comes across the plants. In this clip I show how I made the wreath and how you can make one too, or ask your florist to make one for you. This is the first of several clips I plan to go with our exhibit at Chelsea this year, demonstrating floral mechanics for 100% sustainable funeral flowers. Enjoy! For more info and to join the Common Farm Flowers Club on Substack please follow this link https://substack.com/@commonfarmflowers You might also be interested in Georgie's online demo - The Funeral Sheaf Demo. For a full list of workshops and demos held by flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery visit the website linked here https://www.commonfarmflowers.com/pag... If you enjoy the tips and tricks Georgie gives you here, or would simply like to support the channel, the link to her Buy Me a Coffee page is here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM #gardenflowers #funeralflowers #flowers #floral #floralinspiration #floraldesign #sustainablefloristry #sustainablechurchflowers #wreathmaking