Flower School Video Library

The Flower School Video Library is the world’s largest collection of online flower arrangement video demonstrations. Subjects range from flower care and handling, design basics and wedding flowers, to advanced design techniques and styles. This library is viewed by thousands of floral design professionals and students throughout the world every day. Produced exclusively by Floral Design Institute, the video clips in this library are free to all. Enjoy!

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Coral dahlia buds and blooms delight in this arrangement, complimented by a burst of grains and several silk autumn leaves in a clear glass container holding an armature fashioned from bare kiwi branches.

Autumn Coral

The hottest “surprise” color trend for the summer of 2014 has been the hue of coral. Summer may be ending, but this popularity of this fabulous color will definitely continue. In this video clip Leanne creates a beautiful simple design using coral-hued dahlias, kiwi vine and autumn leaves. Enjoy!

A gorgeous, full arrangement of green and soft blue hydrangea, vibrant purple orchids, purple adjuratum, moon shade mini carnations, lysianthus, and bursts of tilancia.

Autumn Radiance

When you envision autumn floral designs the fire colors of red, yellow and orange come to mind. But, you can create and autumn design with alternate colors. In this video clip Leanne creates a dramatic autumn design with colors based on the Pantone color of the year, Radiant Orchid. Enjoy!

A willow basket is adorned with bare grapevine and holds nine mini calla lilies of vibrant yellow, draped over the side of the basket, and a sphere of matching yellow mini chrysanthemums.

Ninth Moon Floral Design Showcase

The Ninth Moon Floral Design Showcase will be held on November 7-9 at the Portland, Oregon Lan Su Chinese Garden. In this video clip Leanne shares her inspiration and techniques in creating the floral design used in the publicity poster for the event.

A coral garden rose

2015 Flower Trends Preview

Leanne just returned from the 2014 Society of American Florists (SAF) convention. One of her favorite parts of this industry gathering is the new flower varieties showcase. This is an opportunity to view hundreds of gorgeous new flower varieties and chat with the flower breeders, growers and distributors. You will be seeing these new blossoms in 2015. Enjoy!

An explosive arrangement of garden flowers and foliage, including orange esclepius, purple aduratum, yellow cottage yarrow, delicate feverfew, and weigela leaves in a low yellow bowl container.

From the Garden

It’s summer and your garden is filled with gorgeous blossoms. But, can you bring them into the house and arrange them? Will they last? In this video clip Leanne answers these questions as she demonstrates a lovely arrangement of garden flowers designed to last. Enjoy!

A vertical line design arrangement of soft lavender roses and light pink Gerberas accentuated with two curved strands of long grass, ruscus and galax foliage, and with Spanish moss hanging over the edges of a metallic purple container.

Purple Meditation

The summer season is filled with bright colorful blossoms; at times too bright and too busy. In this video clip Leanne slows down the pace as she creates a cool and serene meditation arrangement as she demonstrates how to create a contemporary vertical design. Enjoy!

A bright and colorful hand-tied bouquet of Cymbidium orchids, yellow kalanchoe, and ruscus is vibrantly accented by the addition succulents painted in tangerine and in fuchsia and tied with bright yellow wool string.

Technicolor Bridal Bouquet

In this video clip Leanne creates a dramatic hand-tied bridal bouquet using long lasting cymbidium orchids, Kalanchoe blossoms and succulents painted in vibrant colors. This demonstration is filled with valuable techniques. Enjoy!

Flax leaves, white allium, striking red roses and Gerbera daisies, and galax leaves create a dramatic floral design with Spanish moss hanging over the rim of a black glass vase.

Black Tie Vase

A formal event, a black-tie dinner demands glamorous flowers and fabulous dramatic floral designs. This is easy to do if you have a big budget. But, how do you do this on a limited budget? In this video Leanne demonstrates formal linear design techniques as she creates an extraordinary design perfect for a gala evening event. Enjoy!

A tablescape in lovely shades of various greens comprised of Oregon lungwort lichen, miniature hydrangeas, green roses, New Zealand pittosporum, trachelium, kale, cymbidium orchids, leucadendron, poppy pods, brasilia berries, and old man's beard moss.

Woodlands Tablescape

One of the greatest thrills for a floral artist is in the discovery of a wonderfully dramatic natural item. In this video clip Leanne introduces Lungwort Lichen. This sculptural lichen is found only in old growth forests and is as beautiful as it is rare. Using a tree branch covered with Lungwort Leanne creates a striking landscape styled centerpiece. Enjoy!

A bright arrangement of oncidium "Dancing Lady" orchids, succulents, lilies, hydrangeas, New Zealand pittosporum, and lily grass explodes out of a bright orange fiesta pitcher.

Fiesta Flowers

An antique Fiestaware Pitcher was the inspiration for this design. Fiestaware demands flowers that are just as bold and bright as it is. Leanne creates a striking summer arrangement with yellow Oncidium Orchids, yellow-gold Asiatic Lilies and Succulents air-brushed to match the color of the Fiesta Pitcher. It’s time for a summer picnic. Enjoy!

A delicate arrangement of Lily of the Valley, fritillaria, muscari, yellow runuculus, dusty purple roses, Forget-Me-Nots, butterfly lavender, euphorbia, brasilia, and dusty miller sits in a golden bowl.

Breakaway Centerpiece

Designing with fragile blossoms such as Lily of the Valley, Fritillaria, Muscari, Runuculus and Forget-Me-Nots can be a challenge for even the most experienced floral designer. And, using these lovely blossoms in a large centerpiece is almost impossible. In this video clip Leanne demonstrates the technique for designing with fragile blossoms as she creates a dramatic centerpiece. Enjoy!

Hydrangea bunches of white, cream, green, and soft blues.

Hydrangea Care and Handling

It's summertime, the wedding season is upon us and with Hydrangea being one of the most popular wedding flowers, the panic phone calls have begun; “how do I take care of my hydrangeas?" In this video clip Leanne reviews both basic care and emergency treatments for the beautiful, temperamental Hydrangea. Enjoy!

A bright orange shallow tray holds a tall arrangement of orange snapdragons, yellow roses, orange protea, galax leaves, billy balls, ruscus, leucadendron, and willow branch with lemons at the base.

Lemon Yellow Garden Style Design

Where does design inspiration come from? In this design the inspiration came from a case of left over lemons. Leanne demonstrates a linear garden style and several design techniques as she creates a colorful summer arrangement of flowers and lemons. Enjoy!

Viburnum and orchids, both in shades in shades of pale pink, are intertwined with willow branches in an arrangement held in a cobalt blue vase.

Peach Viburnum

Every floral designer has experienced the elation of discovering a “new” flower. In this video clip Leanne shares a new discovery, Peach Viburnum. Yes, a beautiful natural soft peach blossom. She creates a dramatic contemporary arrangement with this wonderful new flower.

Stephanotis vines, Sprengeri, and Italian ruscus spill out and hang over a tall glass vase.

Stephanotis Centerpiece

The beautiful fragrant Stephanotis blossom is a favorite of brides. It is perfect for bridal bouquets, halos, corsages and boutonnieres; but, a centerpiece? Yes, in this video clip Leanne demonstrates how to create an elegant tall centerpiece using the Stephanotis vine. You will love this design!

An arrangement of irises, Pacific Northwest greenery, and ornamental kale sits in a rustic galvanized metal dish container.

Springtime Iris Garden

The Iris is not the first flower to bloom in the spring. But, when you see Iris blossoms in your garden you know that summer will be here soon. In this video clip Leanne draws inspiration from her childhood as she creates a beautiful garden styled design. Enjoy!!!

Iris blooms sit in a container amongst bear grass and galix leaves.

Iris Care and Handling

While we think of Iris as a spring flower, they are now abundantly available all year long. In this video clip Leanne shares the latest tips for hydrating and caring for these elegant blossoms. You will learn a few new techniques as she creates a beautiful design. Enjoy!

An arrangement of peach hyacinth, light peach roses, coral Gerbera daisies, and ornamental kale sits in a round glass vase with lily grass wrapped around the inside.

Bowl of Peaches

Finding several varieties of flowers of the exact same color is thrilling. And when the color is gorgeous peach, you just have to buy them. In this video clip Leanne mixes Peach Roses, Hyacinth, and Gerbera Daisies as she creates a bubble bowl centerpiece. There a several new techniques demonstrated in this video. Enjoy!

A hand-tied bridal bouquet of sunshine yellow cymbidium orchids with a ruby red throat, accented with spray roses in coordinating yellow and red, a bit of leucadendron, a bit of ruscus, and a collar of fatsia leaves.

Orchid Bridal Bouquet

Brides love hand-tied bridal bouquets and they also love orchids. But just how do design a hand-tied bouquet with orchids? In this video clip, Leanne shares her design techniques as she creates a gorgeous hand-tied bridal bouquet using sunshine yellow cymbidium orchids. Enjoy!

A lovely bouquet of purple hyacinths, solid aster, hypericum, and Gaelic sleeves in a country-style vase covered in burlap.

Hyacinth Care and Handling

Hyacinths are rapidly becoming a floral favorite. Is it the fragrance, the long lasting life, the frilly, feminine blossoms or, all of the above? In this video clip Leanne shares the latest tips for hydrating and designing with these fabulous blooms as she creates two lovely designs.