Here are some tips on how to care for your tropical flowers!. 1) Grown in hot & humid climates, tropical flowers need a LOT of water! Fill your vase 2/3 full with clean water + flower food, or a creative at home flower solution! (If you run out of fl
Your flowers were cut for you, fresh from the stem, and should have a long and lovely life! Always remember to trim, hydrate, and care for your stems! Up your vase life with these helpful tips about popular flowers we often include:. Roses: Roses hav
We love dried flowers. C’mon, what’s not to love? They are gorgeous and super, duper long-lasting! If treated properly, your dried stems can last for months or years to come!. We currently source our dried flowers from a Rainforest Alliance Certified
🌿 The Sweetest Rattlesnake, AKA, the Calathea Lancifolia "Rattlesnake," has gorgeous dark green leaves with unique ripples, and a purplish underside! Commonly called the Peacock Plant or Zebra Plant, its leaves adjust as the sun rotates throughout t
Here are some tips on how to care for your calla lilies!.
Here are some DIY Tips and Tricks!. 1) Upon arrival, remove the flowers from the box, and remove all wrapping. Good news - you can recycle or upcycle all materials in the box!. There will be 6 different varieties of flowers in this DIY box: pink rose
Here are some tips on how to care for your roses!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (roses & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2) Fill a
Here are some tips on how to care for your lilies!1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (lilies & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2) Fill a
Tulips are a gorgeous and fascinating flower that can actually keep growing taller once they are in a vase, sometimes as much as 6 inches or more! We hope you love your farm-fresh, California tulips, shipped directly to you from one of our Rainforest
Here are some tips on how to care for gerbera daisies!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (gerberas & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2)
Here are some tips on how to care for your ranunculus!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (ranunculus & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water.
Here are some tips on how to care for your eucalyptus stems!
Here are some tips on how to care for your hypericum berries!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (hypericum berries & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to dri
Here are some tips on how to care for your anemones!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (anemones & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2) F
Here are some tips on how to care for your greenery!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem (greenery & every stem in the bouquet!), on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2) F
Let's talk about the right climate for flowers! Flowers are delicate, and putting them in the right place makes all the difference. Try to avoid intensely hot or cold spots- i.e., don't put your blooms near the stove, the heater, or right by an air c
Here are some tips on how to arrange your blooms like a florist!. 1) Upon arrival, trim at least 1 inch off each stem on an angle. Trimming on an angle allows for more surface area for the flowers to drink the water. 2) Fill a clean vase ¼ full with