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Pressed Flower Information
Flower Examples
Foliage Examples
Grass Examples
Herb Examples
Natural Materials
Glue and Seal Pressed Flowers
About Matting
Framing Pressed Flower Pictures
Saving Funeral Flowers
Shipping Fresh Flowers
Book Reviews

Flower Preparation
Conditioning Fresh Flowers
Pressing Simple Flowers
Press Full Open Roses
Fruit and Vegetable Preparation
Dying Flowers and Foliage
Preserve Foliage with Glycerin

Projects
Pressed Flower Magnets
Pressed Flower Book Box
Pressed Flower Luminaries
Marbleizing Papers
Making Sticker Glue
Examples of Pressed Flower Work
Antiqued Preserved Flowers

Rabbit Foot Fern	Tree Fern	Yarrow Leaf	Queen Anne's Lace	Daucus Carota
Thornapple	Red Maple	Japanese Maple	Japanese Maple	Artemisia
Boxwood	False Cypress	Yew	Juniper	Arbor Vitae
Virginia Creeper	Autumn Virginia Creeper	Holly Fern	Russian Olive	Sumac Leaves
Coral Bells	Weeping Willow	Dusty Miller	Rose Leaf	Sand Cherry
Geranium	Sweet Woodruff	English Ivy	Ground Ivy	Locust

Generally, most green foliage will retain color best if its picked early in the year. When that's not possible, try to get the younger and fresher leaves.

Later in the year when the weather is cooler, just before autumn changes the colors of foliage, is a good time to pick greenery. The biggest drawback to picking at this time of year is that it's harder to find leaves that haven't suffered some type of damage from weather or bugs or something.

Heat will damage the chlorophyll in the leaves so try to avoid pressing greenery in the microwave.

Pressed Flowers and Foliage

Pressed Blue Flowers
Pressed Pinks
Pressed Whites
Pressed Purple Flowers
Pressed Red Flowers
Pressed Yellow Flowers
Yellows, Gold, and Orange
Limited Availability
Foliage, Autumn Leaves and Greenery

Methinks my own soul must be a bright invisible green....Henry David Thoreau