TJ Flowers Blog
How to Care for Chrysanthemums: The Longest-Las...
The short answer: Cut chrysanthemums are one of the longest-lasting flowers you can buy — 2 to 3 weeks in a vase. The keys: cut their woody stems on a...
How to Care for Chrysanthemums: The Longest-Las...
The short answer: Cut chrysanthemums are one of the longest-lasting flowers you can buy — 2 to 3 weeks in a vase. The keys: cut their woody stems on a...
How to Care for Anemones: A Florist's Guide
The short answer: Anemones — those striking blooms with the dark velvety centers — last 5–8 days cut and have two quirks worth knowing: they keep growing after they're cut...
How to Care for Anemones: A Florist's Guide
The short answer: Anemones — those striking blooms with the dark velvety centers — last 5–8 days cut and have two quirks worth knowing: they keep growing after they're cut...
How to Care for Alstroemeria (Peruvian Lily)
The short answer: Alstroemeria — the Peruvian lily — is one of the longest-lasting and best-value cut flowers there is, easily up to 2 weeks in a vase. The single...
How to Care for Alstroemeria (Peruvian Lily)
The short answer: Alstroemeria — the Peruvian lily — is one of the longest-lasting and best-value cut flowers there is, easily up to 2 weeks in a vase. The single...
How to Care for Ranunculus: A Florist's Guide
The short answer: Ranunculus are more durable than their tissue-paper petals suggest — with cool, clean water and gentle handling they last 7–10 days. Recut the thin hollow stems, use...
How to Care for Ranunculus: A Florist's Guide
The short answer: Ranunculus are more durable than their tissue-paper petals suggest — with cool, clean water and gentle handling they last 7–10 days. Recut the thin hollow stems, use...
How to Care for Gerbera Daisies (and Stop Them ...
The short answer: Gerbera daisies are cheerful but famously floppy, because their thick hollow stems bend and they're very sensitive to bacteria. The fixes: use a narrow, tall vase that...
How to Care for Gerbera Daisies (and Stop Them ...
The short answer: Gerbera daisies are cheerful but famously floppy, because their thick hollow stems bend and they're very sensitive to bacteria. The fixes: use a narrow, tall vase that...
How to Care for Carnations: The Longest-Lasting...
The short answer: Carnations are the marathon runners of cut flowers — with simple care they last 2 to 3 weeks, longer than almost anything else. Recut the stems between...
How to Care for Carnations: The Longest-Lasting...
The short answer: Carnations are the marathon runners of cut flowers — with simple care they last 2 to 3 weeks, longer than almost anything else. Recut the stems between...