What is Baby's Breath, and when is that typically used in an arrangement?
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"Baby's breath, also called Gypsophila, are tiny flowers that bloom in white and pink. They enjoy full exposure to the sun and make a great filler for flower arrangements due to their airy feel."
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Anonymous Answer
Baby's Breath, also known as gypsophila, is a perennial plant that has small, often white, flowers. It is most commonly used as filler for arrangements, specifically rose-based designs, but it is becoming more common for Baby's Breath to be the star of the show on its own, particularly in wedding design.
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Excellent! You've answered the question clearly and concisely, illustrating your plant, floral design, and industry trend knowledge.
