I carefully cut and condition your flowers before arranging and delivering them to you. To ensure you get the best possible vase life from your flowers I recommend you follow these few simple steps below.
As soon as you receive them, recut the stems with clean scissors at an angle and place them in a clean vase of fresh tepid water.
Refresh the water in the vase every few days to make them last longer.
Ensure there are no leaves or foliage below the water level.
Do not place them close to a fruit bowl; ethylene is released by fruit and vegetables as they ripen and this speeds up the decline of your flowers.
Remove flowers as they go over to keep your arrangement looking its best.
A few exceptions to the norm:
Tulips will continue to grow in the vase, if you are not a fan of the sprawling effect then trim your tulips every few days to maintain the desired height.
Daffodils release sap when cut, if you recut the stems leave in a separate vessel of fresh water for 5-10 mins and continue until the sap is no longer being released. You can then return them to your arrangement of flowers.