Mother’s Day Flower's - care guide

Make your bouquet last longer

There’s something really special about receiving flowers on Mother’s Day — and with a little care, they can be enjoyed well beyond the weekend 💐

Whether you’ve chosen a native bouquet or a seasonal mix, here’s how to get the most out of your flowers

💐 First Things First

When you get your bouquet home:

• Trim the stems slightly on an angle

• Place them straight into clean, fresh water

• Add the flower food provided

• Keep them in a cool spot, away from direct sunlight and heat

This helps your flowers drink properly and stay fresh for longer.

🌼 Ongoing Care

To keep your bouquet looking its best:

• Refresh the water every 2–3 days

• Re-trim the stems slightly when you change the water

• Remove any leaves sitting below the water line

• Keep away from heaters, direct sun, and drafts

Small steps make a big difference in how long they last.

🌸 When Seasonal Flowers Start to Wilt

Seasonal flowers are beautiful, but they won’t last forever — and that’s okay 🤍

As softer blooms begin to wilt:

• Gently remove them from the bouquet

• Refresh your water and let the remaining flowers shine

🌿 Let Your Natives Dry Beautifully

The best part about native flowers is they don’t have to be thrown away.

Once your fresh flowers have finished:

• Remove the remaining native stems

• Place them in a dry vase or pot (no water)

• Keep them in a cool, dry room

Over time, they will naturally dry and create a long-lasting arrangement you can keep for weeks or even months.

🎀 Little Ways to Reduce Waste

We’ve designed everything to be reused or repurposed:

• Use the bouquet wrap to wrap a gift or keepsake

• Tie the ribbon around your vase for a soft, finished look

• Reuse the wrap for gift wrapping, scrapbooking, or drawer lining

• Use leftover ties and ribbon for gift wrapping or to tie flowers later

• Keep dried natives as home decor or table styling

• Add dried stems to a memory box or sentimental keepsake

• Put your wilted flowers in the green bin