As supply chain and inflation issues abound, floral arrangements that incorporate less give more design wiggle room to creators, buyers, and artists. By reducing the quantitative demands of products, floral designers can be more transparent about the materials included in designs and decrease the amount of pressure placed on procuring supplies. As the cost of goods continues to climb, the pressure of availability also rises. By rethinking concepts and reducing stem counts, floral designers can keep costs under control and offer clients memorable and unique design experiences.
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