Care

How can I make my flowers last longer?
Certain varieties of fresh cut flowers last longer than others.
Long vase life: Carnations
Short vase life: Roses
Let’s explore various techniques that can help extend the life of your fresh cut flowers
Floral Diet:
- Yes, fresh cut flowers eat too
- A special diet created to help nourish flowers and discourage bacteria growth
- Be sure to use the packet of floral food that came with your fresh cut flowers to ensure the longest possible vase life
Living Quarters:
- Keep flowers in a cool area, 65 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Keep flowers out of direct sunlight, heating or cooling vents, and direct drafts from the sides or above.
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Don’t place your flowers on anything that gives off heat like TVs.
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Avoid leaving your flowers in the car.
Flowers Living in Water:
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Keep the vase filled with water
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Be sure to add the floral food that accompanied your flowers
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If the water in the vase becomes cloudy change the water & add more floral food
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Recut stems
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Remove any leaves that falls below the water line
Stems & Branch Care:
- Cut the stems
- Arrange stems in tepid water
- Be sure to use floral food
Enjoy your flowers! It’s one of life’s simple pleasures.
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