Flower Care

Caring for your blooms:

Place your flowers in water as soon as possible after receiving them.
Use a clean vase filled generously with fresh, cool water.
Remove all packaging, including paper wraps, and strip any foliage that would sit below the waterline to keep the water clean.
Trim 2–3 cm from the bottom of each stem at a sharp angle before placing them into the vase.
Ensure stems have space and airflow — avoid overcrowding.
For maximum vase life, refresh the water, re-trim stems, and clean the vase every 2–3 days.
Display your flowers in a cool spot away from direct sunlight.
Remove any wilted blooms promptly to extend the life of the remaining flowers.

What to avoid:

Direct sunlight, air conditioning, or drafts (hot or cold).
Ripening fruit and scented candles, which can cause flowers to age more quickly.
Leaving flowers out of water for long periods. If this happens, re-cut the stems and place them straight back into water.

Extra tip for bouquets:
Keep the binding on the stems when unwrapping to preserve the florist’s arrangement.

Preserved and dried flowers typically last 1–3 years and, in the right conditions, can last even longer.
Keep them out of direct sunlight, wind, and drafts.
Avoid humidity to prevent damage.
Dust gently from time to time to keep them looking their best.

✨ With a little care, your flowers will stay beautiful for as long as possible.