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thank you for making this!

Thanks for trailling this test Lynne, really interesting to see the comparison. Moss is my go-to (I put it inside the bag though as i feel that holds in as much moisture as possible), and I particularly like the fact I can reuse it, with i think is not the case with the other materials here? Obviously you can only reuse it if you get it back though, so not always suitable! I looked into Oshun pouches but as you said they are crazy expensive. I haven't tried Agra wool but my worry with it as that it's a compressed medium, so the hole remains, rather than just 'resealing'/ moving back around as with moss, and that things are therefore more likely to fall out. Really interesting results, particular from a longevity perspective.

I tried it and hated it. Also when I left the finished arrangements in my workshop overnight, the smell in the morning was really unpleasant.

Thank you

How can I make a flower cake with this item. Where can I purchase Agra wool as well.

Yeah, I've tried the agrowool, but doesn't work all that well.

How long did the flowers hold up? could you count on it for an arbor design?

I used a chopstick to make a guide hole for flowers with soft stems

Thank you, that's a really useful tutorial. I've only just discovered the Agrowool product so I'm keen to try it out.

Agra maintain that you can insert flowers back into a hole that you’ve made unlike Standard foam. How are you getting on with it now?

Thank you for “road testing” this product! I’ve been using chicken wire and aluminium wire for mechanics for a long time now. I’ve tried the Agra Wool but I’m afraid I didn’t get on with it! I tried to design a tall arrangement and found it didn’t hold the stems very well. After seeing your demonstration I’ve decided to give it another go. Thank you x

I love the tutorial, clear and straight to the point. The natural floral brick, I couldnt catch who is the maker of that?

Thanks for a really informative video. Any reason why you have to pour water on to it from above, rather than putting it into a basin of water and leaving it to draw it up naturally as you would with traditional foam? Seems more time-consuming but otherwise an acceptable alternative.

do you have a method for doing round posy pads please??

Great demo, would love to know cost and what is in it ? But very promising that there is an alternative

Would love to see this product available in Australia. Great video!