How Often Should You Really Water Cut Flowers?
Daily top-ups are the secret. Discover why changing the water every day beats topping it off, and when tap water is actually ruining your stems.
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Practical tips, seasonal guides and DIY inspiration from the florists who live and breathe every stem we sell.
Care · Beginner's Guide
Fresh flowers don't have to wilt in three days. With a few simple habits — a clean vase, fresh cuts at an angle, and a little flower food — you can double the life of nearly any bouquet. Here's exactly how the pros do it, step by step.
Asha Mehta
Head Florist · 12 min read
Daily top-ups are the secret. Discover why changing the water every day beats topping it off, and when tap water is actually ruining your stems.
Read moreFrom tulips to ranunculus, here are the hardy blooms that shrug off late frosts and reward you with weeks of color before summer arrives.
Read moreStop cramming stems in willy-nilly. Learn the height-to-width ratio and the spiral technique that makes every arrangement look professionally effortless.
Read moreKeep your special blooms forever without a florist. We walk through the drying methods that hold color, plus a beginner-friendly resin project.
Read moreEthylene gas from ripening fruit, a bubbly cut, and warm water all shorten vase life. Learn to diagnose droopy stems and revive them in an hour.
Read moreFall flowers are the season's best-kept secret. Discover hardy, long-lasting stems that bring warm amber and rust tones into your home.
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Damaged petals, droopy stems, seasonal guides — our florists share what they know, every Friday. No spam, just stems.