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FAQ

How long will my flowers last?
Most flowers will last for five to seven days, depending on the type of flower and how well you care for them.
Which flowers have fragrance?
Lilies, freesia, hyacinth, lilac, peonies,  waxflower and lavender are just a few of the strongly fragrant flowers you can enjoy at different times throughout the year.
Why don’t all roses smell any more?
Unfortunately, as growers bred roses to last longer and have higher petal counts, fragrance was lost on most varieties. But recently, due to high demand, growers are trying to breed the fragrance back into roses.
What are some tips for caring for and feeding flowers?
1. Lead those stems to water. Fresh-cut stems should not be out of water for more than two hours.

2. Snip, snip! Clip an inch from the ends of stems at a 45 degree angle, under running water, before adding them to a vase or container filled with lukewarm water. Use a sharp, clean blade (scissors will crimp the stems).
 
3. Feeding! Once cut and harvested, flowers stop getting water and growth hormones from the mother plant – so be sure to add floral food to your flowers’ water and allow to dissolve.

4. Stay cool. Flowers’ ideal temperature is between 40 and 50 degrees. Since that’s not a human’s ideal temperature, flowers are happy at anything under 72.

5. Made for the shade. Sun helped  flowers grow, but now it will help them wilt. Also, beware of drafts from heating and cooling vents or ceiling fans.

6. Keep those precious petals from  drying out by avoiding placing them on  electrical appliances such as televisions and stereos.

7. Remember to pinch or trim off spent blossoms and dead leaves. That way  all the flowers’ nutrients get to the healthier blooms.

8. Like all living things, flowers need fresh water. Refresh water each day and change it every other day.

9. Choose wisely. For the longest-lasting arrangement, try the following flowers:
  • Astromeria - five to 10 days
  • Lilies - five to 10 days
  • Carnations - seven to 14 days
  • Spray mums - seven to 14 days
  • Dendrobium orchids - five to 10 days
How much notice do you need to place a special order?
All custom arrangement requires a 24 hour notice.

All prices are subject to change without notice. 

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