1. Floral ID - Week 7 Line Foliage
Created by Lorie Kempen
East Central ISD
San Antonio, Texas

2. Line Foliage
Tall and long foliage having a linear shape: often used in conjunction with line flowers to set the framework of a design; adds height and width
Foliage: green leaves in the arrangement.

3. Scotch Broom Cytisus Line Folaige August thru April 3 weeks
Scotch Broom
Cytisus
Line Folaige
August thru April
3 weeks
Long needlelike, dark green leaves – Yellow or white flowers

4. Ti Leaf Cordyline Line Foliage All year
Dark Green- some with red margins
1 to 2 weeks

5. Spiral Eucalyptus Myrtaceae Line Foliage All Year Green
1 to 4 weeks and dries very well – more than a year

6. Flat Fern Nephrolepis Line Foliage All Year Shiny Medium Green
2 to 5 days

7. Croton Codiaeum Line Foliage All Year Colorful, variegated,
Bold patterns
1 week

8. Quote/Fact of the Week
Quote: A cynic is a man who, when he smells flowers, looks around for a coffin. H. L. Mencken (1880 — 1956)
Fact: The smelliest flower
Fact Amorphophallus titanum, known as the corpse flower, is the smelliest flower on Earth. When it blooms, it releases an odor similar to that of rotten flesh, which can be smelled from a distance of 800 m. (880 yd.).

9. Quiz Friday! Know your slides and be able to ID the flowers
Know all your information
Know your fact and quote for the week