Daffodil Flower
$39.99
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Daffodil Flower
Blooming daffodil flower signal the arrival of spring, but not only that they also show that it is a time of happiness and glee. They are hardy and they grow in many regions of the world, but mostly in North America where it is colder. The bulbs of daffodils can be planted in the fall, so for them to begin blooming in late-winter up to early spring, you would have to plant them in the autumn season. Regular daffodil flowers are a beautiful yellow or white and have six petals with a corona in the center shaped like a trumpet. When you order you can get a bunch with 10 stems.
If you order your daffodils for an arrangement, you can also use them for planting and they go great between existing shrubs, or along a border. One great way to see the beauty of your daffodil flowers is when you use them in a woodland setting or a large area. They are some of the most beautiful cut flowers that exist today and they are planted by the buds in hundreds.
If you are thinking of buying cut daffodil flowers, then you should buy them as bulk flowers. After you have received them, you can leave some in a vase and put the other types in a bucket, with an adequate amount of space so they are not crowded. Never place them with other types of flowers, as their stems have a secretion that causes the other flowers to wilt prematurely. If you have several, then soak them by themselves and place the others in a separate bucket. They would have to be added last to an arrangement that has other types of flowers.
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Product Details
Iris & Daffodils
- Only available in Spring (mid-March – latest early May).
- Depends on the weather. It might be a very short season.
Iris: Spring flowers
- Flowers per stem: 1 bloom (3 to 4 inches wide) and stem average: is 24 inches in length.
- Petals are extremely fragile.
- Blooms will open extremely quickly in a warm environment.
- Common colors: blue with a yellow center.
- Average vase life: 3-5 days.
Daffodils: Spring flowers
- Flowers per stem: 1 bloom (about 3 inches wide) and stem average: 12 inches in length.
- Round shape bloom with a cup-like center.
- Will secrete a toxic solution which can harm other flowers. Cut and leave in fresh water overnight before use in the vase arrangement.
- Common colors: yellow with a hint of orange center.
- Average vase life: 5 days.
- Depends on the weather. Usually available from mid-late May to early-mid July.
Freesia: Summer Flowers
- Flowers per stem: 5-7 blooms (about ½ inch wide) and stem average: 12 inches in length.
- Very fragrant.
- Petals are extremely fragile.
- Common colors: white, yellow, medium pink and purple.
- Remove bottom blooms if needed.
- Top blooms might NOT open.
- Average vase life: 4-6 days.
Care & Handling
Care and Handling Recommendations
On our Flowers shop
- When we receive our flowers, they come in boxes. We inspect all our flowers and make sure they are up to our standard.
- We cut all the stems and dip them in instant hydrating liquid before putting in water.
- We do not process any of your flowers (cutting any leaves or thorns of roses).
- We will take your flowers off from water right before they go out for delivery, you might find the delivery box little wet when you receive your flower.
Before you receive flowers
- Make sure buckets/containers is clean, may wash with diluted dishwashing liquid or bleach, make sure raise well.
When you receive flowers
- Fill your buckets/containers with at least 6 inches of fresh water.
- We recommend using close to room temperature water or even slightly lukewarm water (Especially in winter).
- Add the provided flower food to the water, follow the instruction of the package. Adding TOO MUCH flower food will make flowers wilt faster.
- Remove all package and elastic bands.
- Cut all leaves below the waterline to prevent bacteria growing in water which might cause premature wilting.
- Cut the stems about 1 inch from the bottom at diagonally 45 angles to maximize water intake.
- Immediate after cutting put flowers into the prepared water.
- Make sure you are NOT over-crowded your bucket. Over-crowding may affect or damage the blooming flower.
- Re-check on flowers after 3-4 hours, if the flower is drooping, RECUT the stem another 1 inch, it is possible the air bubble is formed inside the stem which blocking the water intake.
- For ANY foliage, put them in FRESH water ONLY. Flower food will make foliage wilt faster.
- Keep both flowers and foliage in cool (prefer darker) location. Please avoid any direct sunlight, wind drafts or heat and extreme temperatures.
- Putting flowers in warm temperature will help flowers (especially roses and carnations) blooms quicker. Vice versa, putting flowers in cooler location will slow down the process.
- Change water every 48 hours or when the water becomes cloudy.
- Make sure your flowers will have sufficient water at ALL times.
For Roses
- All roses are with guard petals attached, in order to protect during transportation. After removing the packaging cardboard, carefully remove any brown or discolored guard petals. This might up to 8 petals per rose.
- Wear gardening gloves while handling since we do not remove any thorns on your roses before delivery.
For Hydrangea
- Your hydrangea will arrive in buckets, NO need to recut after receiving. Just leave them in cooler temperature.
- When re-cutting hydrangea, cut the bottom diagonally AND cut UP the stem vertically.
- Hydrangea will drink an exceptionally large amount of water, please DO NOT over-crowded your buckets/ containers.
For all dye or tinted flowers
- Your dye flowers will transfer its color to ANYTHING, please be careful when processing. It is normal that the water will be slightly tinted and just change to freshwater.
Pre order
Please pre-order these flowers at least 2 weeks before the desired date.
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