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Fresh Cut Mixed Bouquets

Farm Fresh FlowersMini-Ranunculus Flower Bouquet - 30 Stems - Free Fast Shipping - Fresh Cut from California
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • A smaller version of the Ranunculus we sell in the spring. 1.5" to 2.5" heads, 12 - 13" tall
  • Please note they will take 2 to 3 days to fully bloom after they arrive
  • Long lasting, colorful flowers with a bold personality that look good in a big bunch
Farm Fresh FlowersHalf and Half Flower Bouquet - 2 Kinds of Fresh Cut Flower Bouquets - 50 Stems Total
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • You get 2 different Fresh Cut Single Bouquets, each with 25 stems
  • Includes 1 Growers Bouquet: 25 stems, 9 different kinds of flowers
  • 1 Mini-Carnation Bouquet: 20 stems mini carns (3-4 blooms ea) + 5 stems carnations (1 big bloom)
Farm Fresh FlowersPeruvian Lilies - Fresh Cut Flowers - Double Bouquet - 50 Stems - Free Fast Shipping
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • 50 stems with 4 to 5 blooms per stem, 24" tall
  • An all inclusive price. Compare total costs (stem count, shipping, tax, guarantee, delivery speed)
  • Peruvian Lilies are particularly long lasting flowers. 12 day minimum guaranteed
20 Fresh-cut Mixed Purple Carnations (advance ordering recommended)
Lawn & Patio ()
  • 20-stem Mixed Purple Carnation Bouquet
  • New hybrid created for a genuine purple carnation color (no dye)
  • Flowers that ship well and look great on arrival
Farm Fresh FlowersThink BIG! Bouquet - Free Fast Shipping - 50 Stems - 9 Kinds of Fresh Cut Flowers
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • Think big! A big, beautiful, impressive bouquet: 50 stems, 9 different kinds of flowers
  • Better value. Compare what you get for $79 (stem count, shipping, tax, guarantee, delivery speed)
  • Guaranteed fresh for at least 12 days
Winning GiftsTranquility Fresh Cut Flower Bouquet
Kitchen (Winning Gifts)
List Price: $69.00
  • Buy with confidence from Amazon's #1 Rated Flower Vendor!
  • Beautiful flowers direct from the grower for maximum freshness at a great price!
Winning GiftsElegant Days Fresh Cut Flower Bouquet
Kitchen (Winning Gifts)
List Price: $79.00
  • Buy with confidence from Amazon's #1 Rated Flower Vendor!
  • Beautiful flowers direct from the grower for maximum freshness at a great price!
FTD24 Stem Mixed "Sweet" Rose Bouquet with Vase 1
Kitchen (FTD)
List Price: $49.99
Farm Fresh FlowersCalifornia Mini-Carnations Flower Bouquet - Free Fast Shipping - Single Bouquet - 25 Stems
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • A big multi-colored bouquet: 20 stems mini carns (3-4 blooms ea), 5 stems carnations (1 big bloom)
  • Compare what you get elsewhere for $47.99 (stem count, shipping, tax, guarantee, delivery speed)
  • Sold by and sent directly from our sunny Southern California flower farm
Farm Fresh FlowersFlowers for the Office - 6 Big Bouquets - Free, Fast Shipping
Lawn & Patio (Farm Fresh Flowers)
  • 2 each of 3 different bouquets for a total of 6
  • Each single bouquet has a generous 25 stems for a total of 150 stems!
  • Average cost is less than $30 a bouquet

Takin Care of Fresh Cut Flowers

Here's something new I learned today as I was browsing the net.

There's nothing like fresh flowers around the house, especially when they come straight from Flower Depot. Surely you'd like the flowers to last forever, or at least for more than a few days! Here are some tips for extending the vase life of your flowers. All you need are:

Stem-cutting shears or sharp pruners Pail Vase Water 7-Up Bleach Recut stems. Recut stems on a slant indoors under water to eliminate air bubbles that block uptake of food and water. To prevent decay, remove bruised leaves and foliage below the water line.

Condition flowers. Rest stems in lukewarm water in a cool, dark place so they can absorb water.

Re-Arrange flowers. If you wish to arrange the flowers again, arrange the conditioned flowers in a vase of warm (110° F) water. To slow aging, place the vase in a well-ventilated cool place (as low as 38° F). Don't store flowers near unsealed fruits and vegetables, which produce ethylene, a gas that hastens ripening, or in the case of flowers, aging.

Add water. Freshly cut flowers have enough stored sugars to survive in a vase. But if you would like to add a preservative, try a homemade version. Tests have found commercial floral preservatives to be less effective than the following formula; the sugar in the 7-Up provides energy for the flowers, and the bleach controls bacteria. If you need more liquid, just increase the amounts proportionately.

1 cup regular 7-Up 1 cup water 1/2 teaspoon household bleach

Change water. Change water every couple of days. In mixed bouquets, some of the flowers may give off sap that is toxic to other varieties in the vase shortening their vase life, a process that is avoided by frequently refreshing the water.

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Fresh Cut Mixed Bouquets Archives

In the Garden: Popular poinsettias give way to cut flower decor
The Patriot Ledger, MA - Dec 27, 2008
``Mixed bouquets of cut flowers are very popular right now,'' said Connie Connolly, the florist at Star Market in Quincy. Cut flower bouquets can include

Fragrant message
Tuscaloosa News (subscription), AL - Dec 29, 2008
Tightly wrap raffia around the finished bouquet. Cut stems to one length. They should stand on their own, like an upside-down teepee. Pop into a vase.

Using fresh flowers to transform a holiday table
9NEWS.com, CO - Dec 24, 2008
use fresh and cut flowers in innovative ways. Rather than plunk an inexpensive bouquet of mixed flowers in a vase and call it "Done," get creative.

Floral holiday humdingers
Palo Alto Online, CA - Dec 23, 2008
by Jill Slater Put some power back into the pocketbook by using fresh-cut flowers as holiday décor. Just a few brilliant stems can put some punch into New


California Farm Bureau
Farmers hope consumers deck the halls for the holidays
California Farm Bureau, CA - Dec 16, 2008
Chris Neve, whose family grows roses and a variety of other fresh-cut floral products in Petaluma, said, "We don't grow anything that anyone else couldn't.

 

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