IMPORTANT NOTE FOR VALENTINE'S DAY CUSTOMERS !!!!

WE ONLY USE LONG STEM, PREMIUM ECUADORIAN ROSES!!!

OUR ARRANGEMENTS ARE DESIGNED 360 DEGRESS. THEY CAN BE ENJOYED FROM EVERY ANGLE.

Designed in a clear glass vase, SUN-sational sunflowers are the focal point of this arrangement. Vibrant orange lilies and caspia add to the summer pallet

A dozen long stem color roses arranged in a clear glass vase,accented with a tropical leave swirl. Beautiful mixed foliage, filler, curly willow branch loops and a couple of butterflies to complete the design

This breathtaking low and lush arrangement brings brilliance and character to any indoor setting! Magnificent green cymbidium orchids, red Asiatic lilies, red peonies, safari sunsets, celosia, freesia and moss orbs are artistically designed in a lovely dish

Beautiful vase arrangement designed with one dozen 70 cm red roses in a utility glass vase with filler flower and a variety of foliage.

Vase arrangement designed with white lilies, red roses, red gerber, yellow snapdragon, orange safflower, purple caspia, and a variety of foliages.

An elegant arrangement of springtime flowers including red roses, pink snapdragon, yellow asiatic lilies, pink alstroemeria, and purple statice

Vase arrangement designed in a 8x8 square red glass vase with oriental lilies, roses, tulips, and a variety of foliage.

Valentine's Day Tip !!!

How to make flowers last longer.

This is the time of year when fresh cut roses are being delivered to people in love! If you are a grateful recipient of some of these beautiful blooms here are a few tips to get them to last as long as possible.

First, always start with a clean vase and fresh water. Warm water is usually recommended as the roses will absorb the water more efficiently. Keeping the water clean is key to the longevity of roses so all green leaves should be removed if they are below the water. Bacteria will grow quickly and will drastically cut the life of your roses.

There are many methods you may have heard of to keep your roses fresher longer, anything from apple cider vinegar to sugar to a few drops of household bleach but the easiest way to to help your roses is to use the Fresh Flower Food packet supplied by your florist.

Make sure you do not leave your roses in direct sunlight or near a heat source. Both of these will cause your roses to fail quickly.

Last but not least, always check the water level in the vase. Roses not only drink from the bottom but from the entire stem so it’s beneficial to have the water level in your vase filled close to the top. If your rose heads start to droop it’s best to give the stem a fresh cut and submerge the stem back in the vase.