Which container is usually inexpensive and used mainly to hold foam or arranging materials, often hidden by greenery?

The utility container is commonly used in floral arrangements primarily to hold floral foam or other arranging materials. Designed for functionality rather than aesthetic appeal, these containers are typically inexpensive and serve as a base for floral designs. They often remain hidden from view, as they are strategically covered with greenery or other decorative elements in the arrangement. This allows the primary focus to be on the flowers and other ornamental features, while the utility container effectively supports and stabilizes the arrangement without drawing attention to itself.

Accent containers, decorative containers, and active containers each serve different purposes, with accent and decorative options being more focused on aesthetics and visual appeal. Active containers could imply functionality but do not specifically address the common usage of holding foam or arranging materials in a concealed manner, which is the main characteristic of utility containers.