If you want to keep your floral gift looking gorgeous for longer - you'll need to keep cut flowers away from a specific food.

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Every few days, your flowers need a fresh trim to maintain their ability to drink water effectively. When stems sit in water, the cut ends can become clogged with bacteria or develop air bubbles ...

More than 8,000 people came to the Carlsbad Flower Fields on Sunday to celebrate Mother's Day. "Woke up with gifts galore, can't complain about that. My son and I have on matching T-shirts," said ...

Tariffs on imported flowers remain high, potentially increasing Mother's Day bouquet prices. Up to 80% of cut flowers sold in the U.S. are imported, primarily from Canada, Mexico, and other countries.

Where to get paper flowers for Mother’s Day 2025 Fresh Cut Paper features pop-up bouquets that are not only visually stunning but also contribute to environmental sustainability by planting a ...

But fear not, flower fans. Elise Harlock from Prestige Flowers has shared a nifty trick to keep your blooms vibrant for longer. "Using apple slices in the water of your vase can help cut flowers ...

From broken to a priceless treasure: In a dramatic twist, a broken flower vase was sold at auction for Rs 56 lakh ($66,000) in the UK. At first, it was brushed off as a mere, smashed pot, but it ...

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Cut flowers will not turn brown or wilt if 3 kitchen ingredients are added to their vase Nothing is better than a display of colourful spring flowers in your home, and it turns out you can keep ...

I always cut my flower stems at 45 °, as it exposes more of the stem to water than cutting them straight across. However, in the case of daffodils, Denyer recommends cutting daffodils at 90°.