CN: Yarrow

SN: Achillea

CN: China aster

SN: Callistephus

CN: China aster

CN: celosia

SN: Celosia

 very textured, like brains, come in many colors

CN: montebretia

SN: Crocosmia

CN: montebretia

CN: dahlia

SN: Dahlia

many colors and varieties, hollow stem

CN: sweet William

SN: Dianthus

same node things on stem as carnations

CN: flame tip

SN: Leucadendron

the true floret is a little tiny cone inside top, could be used as foliage and flowers

CN: lily of the Nile

SN: Agapanthus

umbel no foliage on the stem (scapose)

CN: calla lily

SN: Zantedeschia

spadix with surrounding spathe

CN: mini calla lily

SN: Zantedeschia

spadix with surrounding spathe

CN: safflower

SN: Carthamus

looks like mini pinapples, limited because of color and texture

CN: sea holly

SN: Eryngium

can be size of golf ball or hand, spiky

CN: tassle flower

SN: Amaranthus

CN: prince's feather

SN: Amaranthus

more upright, browns, tans, reds, greens

CN: prince's feather

CN: ornamental pineapple

SN: Ananas

CN: ornamental kale

SN: Brassica

CN: ornamental kale

CN: ornamental pepper

SN: Capsicum

CN: billy button

SN: Craspedia

CN: ornamental artichoke

SN: Cynara

CN: green trick

SN: Dianthus

mossy ball

CN: green trick

CN: fiddle head

SN: Dicranopteris

CN: Chinese lantern

SN: Physalis

CN: pumpkin tree

SN: solanum

CN: Queen Anne's lace

SN: Ammi

compound umbel, don't really last very long

CN: heather

SN: Erica

wilt-sensitive, comes in white, purple, darker purple, woody

CN: hypericum berry

SN: Hypericum

THE green berry that holds up well

CN: China berry

SN: Melia

CN: rose hips

SN: Rosa

come in all different colors, somewhat dangerous bc of thorns

CN: lily turf grass

SN: Liriope

diff from bear grass bc it won't cut you, its wider. It can be variegated

CN: curly willow

SN: Salix