Flower Care

FLORAL FOAM ARRANGEMENTS

Make sure you keep flower foam wet. Add water to center to keep floral foam moist. Avoid placing flower arrangements in windows and other areas with full sun where flowers can wilt due to overheating.  Keep fresh flowers away from drafts and extreme temperatures, which can quickly dry out the flowers and cause wilting. Pro Tip: Place bloom box in the refrigerator for longer-lasting blooms when you are not home to enjoy them.

VASE ARRANGEMENT

Your flowers will arrive with clean fresh water with added flower food.  You may want to change out the water if you notice it's getting cloudy. Scared you might mess up the arrangement not to worry just simply tilt to the side and flush out old water with new cool water, trim stems one-inch up from the bottom if you can.

WRAPPED ARRANGEMENTS

SNIP-SNIP! Start your bouquet off on the right foot in its new home with a quick trim. Find a pair of sharp scissors, kitchen shears or even a sharp kitchen knife and trim at least 1/2" - 1 inch off each stem. Pro Tip: Aim for a 45° angle! The angle provides more surface area for the flower to drink from and prevents the stems from sitting flush to the bottom of the vase where bacteria builds up.

HYDRATE! 
Your flowers are in need of a fresh drink of water! Fill a vase with cool tap water and get your bouquets hydrating post-trim. Pro Tip: Change the water daily (or as often as you can possibly remember). Changing the water helps reduce the growth of bacteria which grows naturally on the flower stems, especially as they age. Higher levels of bacteria mean the flowers will die faster. Bonus Points: Remove individual flowers as they expire. This helps with bacteria build-up and will keep your bouquet fresh longer!

STAY COOL! Help your flowers live their best life and keep them out of direct sunlight and extreme heat. Sunny windows are off-limits! Keeping them in an air-conditioned room and see they