THE SCOUT   04.11.08 2:52 PM Steal These Ideas: The Horticultural Society's Clever Decor Details FROM NEW YORK On many tables at the Horticultural Society of New York’s Flowers & Design gala, small accents like votive holders and napkin rings made the biggest impact. Here’s a look at some of the fund-raiser’s most memorable details.   —Lisa Cericola & Mark Mavrigian At Emily Thompson Flowers' woodsy table, designers topped each place setting with a feather or a leaf. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Renny & Reed used lamb's ears for color and texture in their flower-filled centerpiece and also wrapped the leaves around votive holders and napkins. Square slabs of slate served as chargers. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Twiggy votives added to the outdoorsy feel of Mille Fiori's cherry-tree-topped table. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Used as napkin rings and chair ties, rope provided an interesting contrast on Bowman Dahl's elegant all-white table. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Flowers, Sticks, and Stones' whimsical tree centerpiece had seed packets on ribbon streamers and lots of birdhouses. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Rock Shelter Landscape Design & Construction's woodsy table included votive holders trimmed with moss. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash Van Vliet & Trap placed its table on a carpet of faux grass, creating an outdoor picnic feel. Photo: Joe Fornabaio for BizBash     RELATED TOPICS Horticultural Society of New York, Flowers & Design