If you like to have cut flowers in the house, there are quite some tricks to make them last longer. By investing just a bit of time, you are able to enjoy them for a far longer time than by just plonking them in a vase with water. And there are some flowers that can be kept for quite a long time even when cut.
In London, Tory Burch and Estée Lauder had invited a select group of guests for the launch of the new fragrance accompanied by a matching make-up line. The presentation was set up in style, and flowers played a central role in the decoration of the rooms.We had the pleasure to provide the flowers and make the arrangements for delivery to the exclusive Arts Club in Dover Street in London.
A famous winter bloom is the Amaryllis. Their lush and large flowers bring color and life into any home. The vibrant red varieties are often used for Christmas decorations, bouquets, and arrangements together with conifer twigs, berries, and baubles. To enjoy Amaryllis flowers for some time, there are but a few things to take care of.
When we buy Poinsettia plants for Christmas, we treat them like annual plants that last for but one season to bloom and then die. But Poinsettias are shrubs and therefore perennial; you could keep yours for years if you wanted to. All it takes is some care and a whiff of gardening knowledge. This blog article will tell you what to do after Easter and how to make your Poinsettia bloom for Christmas next year. How to keep the Poinsettia alive to last until Easter is told here.
