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When your beautiful blooms arrive, a little care goes a long way to keep them looking their best. Follow these simple steps to help your flowers stay fresh, vibrant, and long-lasting.

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  1. Unwrap with Care
    Gently remove all outer packaging. If you've received a hand-tied bouquet, you can leave the string or tie in place — it’s designed to keep your arrangement looking perfect.

  2. Choose a Clean Vase
    Grab a vase and give it a good wash with warm, soapy water. Bacteria is the enemy of fresh flowers, so start clean!

  3. Fill with Fresh Water
    Fill your vase about two-thirds full with fresh, cool water. Add the flower food provided — it helps nourish the blooms and slows bacterial growth.

  4. Trim the Stems
    Using sharp scissors or garden shears, cut about 2cm off each stem at a 45° angle. This increases the surface area for water absorption.

  5. Remove Lower Leaves
    Any leaves that would sit below the waterline should be removed. This keeps the water clearer for longer and prevents rotting.

  6. Position Wisely
    Display your flowers in a cool spot, away from direct sunlight, heat sources (like radiators), or cold drafts. Avoid placing them near ripening fruit, which releases ethylene gas that can shorten bloom life.

  7. Change the Water Every 2–3 Days
    Refresh the water and give the stems another quick trim to help your flowers drink up and stay perky.

How to Care for Your Fresh Flowers

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