Thoughtful flowers and gifts with meaning. Personal delivery Auckland-wide
Thoughtful flowers and gifts with meaning. Personal delivery Auckland-wide
Flowers in The Naked Florist arrangements are home-grown, spray free and seasonal. They are picked fresh for you and in most cases will last up to seven days... possibly even longer if you care for them properly.
Flowers are fleeting! We value them for their beauty, colour, fragrance and the joy they bring. So to honour their beauty, and to get maximum life and enjoyment out of your flowers, follow these simple instructions:
Choose a clean vase
Always place flowers in a clean vase, jar or jug. Remember you can use any water-tight container to display your flowers, just make sure it isn’t dirty as bacteria can quickly build up. Avoid metallic vessels if you can however. If your arrangement is tied, grab the whole bunch and remove from the vessel the first few times you refresh the water.
Use clean water
Using tepid water (approximately 40 degrees, or just warmer than from the tap) is a good way to rehydrate flowers, allowing a steady water flow up the stems. After 3-4 days give them a completely fresh refill, and tri the stems.
Look after them and they will last longer!

Daffodils secrete a sap that most other flowers don't like. When trimming the stems, leave them in a seperate vase for two hours before returning to the arrangement.
Dahlias are summer stunners with strong, hollow stems make them stable, but thirsty. Make sure you replenish the water daily and keep them out off direct sunlight.
When trimming the stems, cut a tad higher than normal and gently bash the stem ends with a rolling pin (crushing the fibres enables them to hydrate much easier).
If they have stamens, remove them immediately so that the pollen doesn't stain any
materials or clothing.
Note: MOST lilies I grow are pollen-less!
Keep these in a cool place and ensure the flowers aren't crowded in the vase.
If they overheat they will deteriorate quickly.
Tulips will continue to grow and open in the vase. They will turn to the light. They prefer shallow water and continual movement (change the direction ion the vase) so the stems stay strong.
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