- binding point
- The place where the stems are gathered and secured with tape or twine, usually just below where the flower heads begin. A tight binding point keeps the posy's shape intact. What a posy is and how to arrange one in 6 steps
- chicken wire
- A wire mesh with hexagonal openings, crumpled and placed inside a container to create a grid that supports stems at different angles. What floral foam is and why florists are rethinking it
- pin frog
- A heavy metal base studded with upright pins, used to hold flower stems in place in shallow containers. Also called a kenzan. What floral foam is and why florists are rethinking it
- turgor pressure
- The internal water pressure that keeps plant cells rigid. When flowers lose too much moisture, the cells collapse and the stems go limp. Revival steps for wilted delivery flowers and 5 signs they'll bounce back
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