This period saw a continuance of the Greek and Roman styles, but fruit was used with the flowers in garlands in a twisted effect. Stylised trees in containers were made symmetrically with foliage and flowers in large baskets, goblets, or low containers. These were highly stylised, and used neighbouring hues, such as green, blue-green, blue, and violet, with complementary accents of red, red-orange, orange, and yellow.