Traditional Line
Casual Contemporary Design
Blue Red Yellow
Winner’s Choice of Best Interpretive Arrangement
Interpretation of Matisse’s “A Forest at Fontainebleau”
Edible Arrangements
The challenge for January was to make arrangements with items only found in the produce section of the grocery store. Below are some very creative arrangements.
Daffodil Day Show for Garden Club of Virginia, March 2022
February 2022 – Phoenix
2022 – Art Nouveau
September 2021, Hogarth
May 2021, French Rococo
March 2021, Ikebana
September 2020, Tussie Mussie
January 2020 flower arrangement style – Pillar
January flower arrangement style – Moribana
Blue ribbon Red ribbon
Yellow ribbon White ribbon
November flower arrangement style – Early Colonial:
Refreshments table arrangement, September 2018
Late Victorian Arrangements: September 2018
Italian Renaissance Arrangements: March, 2018
Miniature Arrangement: January, 2018
November 2017 meeting:
Traditional line mass; all foliage; berries, pinecones, etc. acceptable
Hanging Design – September 2017
January 2017 – Traditional Mass arrangement using only greenery (foliage) 1 blue, 4 red, 2 yellow ribbons
Flower Arrangements Demonstrations, January, 2017
Traditional Mass using only greenery (foliage)
Nageire arrangements:
The Spotswood Garden Club 
New to the club. This is a nice site which I expect to visit often. Thanks to whomever posts all the beautiful pictures.