JAYNE Edmonds was the April 25 demonstrator with "In Tune with Nature", her arrangements centred around musical memories.
Purple liatris, lime spider chrysanthemums and sunflowers in a basket of foliage was called "Raining Sunbeams".
An iron frame held dark leaves, black cordyline, red passion roses and red and green spheres, under the title "Mars".
A moden green design with reed pipes, japonica, pittosporum, helebores, aspidistra leaves, an orchid and snake grass was dedicated to Mrs Edmonds' daughter.
"Madam Butterfly" comprised pink carnations, chrysanthemums, aqua roses, stems of orchids, ferns and curved stems of bamboo, while a church decoration in brown and gold contained palm leaves beech leaves and lilies.
Three stems of the tropical bird of paradise were added to an asymmetric design with yellow/brown orchids, orange gerbera, alstroemeria and chrysanthemums.
A Victorian tea party will be held at Areley Kings village hall on Monday, May 23, at 2pm, with demonstrator Joan Southerton.
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