Creating a Pressed Floral Design Mississippi State University

Pressed-flower designs capture and preserve the beauty of nature. Creating pressed-flower pictures is a great way to capture the beauty of nature and preserve it for years, maybe decades, of enjoyment. Historically, entire plants or plant parts were harvested and pressed to preserve them for scientific study. Plant explorers sought native plants that showed promise for food

Educational Grant Blooming at Mississippi State University - American Floral Endowment

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Why Are People Still Pressing Flowers? It's a Form of Storytelling. - The New York Times

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Creating a Pressed Floral Design Mississippi State University

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Creating a Pressed Floral Design Mississippi State University Extension Service

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