Flower Care

If you receive a wrapped bouquet, the first thing you can do is remove the paper and allow the flowers the breathe. Flowers are generally wrapped to protect the blooms during transit. The sooner you can remove this, the better as it allows a natural flow of air to the parts of flower that are tucked down in the paper. To reduce the use of plastics as much as possible, we choose to use a recyclable white Kraft paper to wrap all of the bouquets that we create.

Share details about your shipping policies, item returns, or custaNot too big, not too small. When choosing a vase for your flowers it’s best to opt for something with an opening that allows the flowers to sit comfortably. If your vase is too small, your flowers may not get the amount of water they need and they may not look as nice as they would if they were sitting in a more suitable vase. The most important thing is that the bottom of the vase is large enough to hold a substantial amount of water and that it’s strong enough to hold the flowers. If you receive a vase arrangement, some of these steps will already be done for you. We always recommend checking the water level in your vase when you receive it. Sometimes water can be lost during transit so it’s always helpful to check your flowers have enough to drink. Following the after care steps for your vase arrangement will help prolong the vase life of your flowers and allow you to enjoy them for as long as possible.omer service.

When the stem of a flower is cut, the end starts to callus over time which restricts the amount of water the stem can then drink. This is why florists always recommend snipping about 1cm off the ends of your stems before placing them into water. We always recommend cutting on a sharp angle so the ends of the stems aren’t flat and sitting directly on the bottom of the vase. Following these simple steps will help to prolong the vase life of your flowers.

We all know flowers need water, but a lot of us are unsure just how much. We always recommend filling your vase about 3/4 full. Not all stems are cut to the same length so it’s important that the water is high enough for them all the reach. It’s also important to remember that flowers actually drink the water through their stems, so not enough water in the vase means it will likely be empty quite quickly and your flowers will not last very long as they will become dehydrated.

Flowers like fresh water just as much as we do. Changing the water every couple of days will help prolong the vase life of your flowers. Each time you do this, we recommend snipping the ends of your stems again. Remember, flowers are a natural product and we don’t get to determine their life span, we can only help to prolong it by caring for them properly. By following these steps, you are doing everything you can to ensure you get to enjoy your flowers for longer.