___________________ are leaves used as a group or individually in floral arrangements to add depth and cover mechanics of an arrangement; also referred to as greenery

_____________ is something to add decoration or attractiveness

_______________ have sides or halves which are not the same, but still balanced

_______________ have sides or halves which are the same

__________________ created by the Greeks; horn of plenty

________________ are the filler flowers for Ikebana

_________________ is the Janpanese style of floral arrangement based on Buddhist principles

______________ is the primary line of the Ikebana representing heaven

______________ is the secondary line of Ikebana representing mankind

______________ is the tertiary line of the Ikebana representing earth

______________ means to appear natural and not artificial or arranged

Which time period did the following?

-used flowers for adornment

-continued the use of wreaths and garlands

-created the "Horn of Plenty"

Which time period did the following?

-brought together Green and Roman influences

-began to incorporate fruit within garlands

-placed arrangements in baskets, goblets or low containers

Which time period did the following?

-used flowers for decorations, garlands, wreaths, and temple offerings

-utilized simplistic design principles

-applied a particular pattern several times

Which time period did the following?

-continued to use the same customs of the Greek period

-used less graceful designs compared to the Greeks in baskets and cornucopias

-began the use of flowers for fragrant purposes