Peony-shaped shrub rose in a basket

1. Once you receive your bouquet, there is no need to remove all the packaging immediately. You can leave it wrapped for up to 2 days, then remove only the plastic film, keeping the tissue paper.

2. Trim the stems by 2 centimeters and place the bouquet in a large vase. Roses and hydrangeas require plenty of water, so fill the vase enough so that the stems are submerged in more than half of their length.
*Remove the lower leaves that are submerged in water, as they may cause rotting and shorten the lifespan of the flowers. It is recommended to change the water every two days and refresh the stem cut each time. Other types of flowers do not require a large amount of water, so filling the vase halfway will be sufficient.

3. Place the bouquet away from direct sunlight, radiators, and drafts.

4. Special care for certain types of flowers.

- Peonies and garden roses:
require removing petals that start to slightly decay, as they are very delicate and sensitive.

- Tulips: place them in a small amount of water and keep the tissue wrapping on. If they begin to bend, wrap them tightly in paper and leave them in that position for a few hours — they will straighten naturally.

Proper flower care plays a very important role in preserving their beauty and does not take much time 🤍