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A few small habits make the difference between blooms that fade in days and a bouquet that carries you through the fortnight.
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Thoughtful ideas, flower care and inspiration from Flowers by Lovely.
A few small habits make the difference between blooms that fade in days and a bouquet that carries you through the fortnight.
A clean, angled cut is the single most useful thing you can do for a fresh bunch of flowers. Here is how we do it.
A drooping stem is rarely a lost cause. With warm water and a little patience most flowers perk back up.
Cloudy water is where the trouble starts. Changing it often keeps stems drinking and petals bright.
Roses ask for slightly different care in the depths of winter than they do in high summer. A short seasonal guide.
Two minutes a day is all it takes. This is the routine we recommend to everyone who orders from us.
Tulips, ranunculus and blossom branches signal the turn of the year. We love them loose, leggy and unstructured.
When the days stretch out, these are the stems that hold their colour and shape even on the warmest windowsill.
Deep dahlias, dried grasses and the last of the garden roses. Autumn is quietly our favourite season to arrange.
What came in at market, seasonal notes and first look at limited collections. One email a fortnight, never more.