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Fresh flowers are living material. Two bouquets bought together can develop differently, even in the same home. A useful care plan is more reliable than a fixed promise that every stem lasts the same number of days.
By Ma Petite Fleur · Updated 4 October 2026THE SHORT VERSION
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Read the full adviceThe type of flower, its stage of opening, water supply and display conditions all affect how it develops.
Read the full adviceLook for falling water levels, leaves in the water, fading petals and individual heads that have finished flowering.
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The type of flower, its stage of opening, water supply and display conditions all affect how it develops. A tightly closed head does not always mean better quality, and the most open flower may be the one that makes an arrangement feel full today.
Look for falling water levels, leaves in the water, fading petals and individual heads that have finished flowering. For loose stems, follow the cleaning and water routine in our cut rose care guide.
No care routine makes fresh flowers permanent. The aim is to support normal opening and slow avoidable deterioration. Keep display conditions stable and use the flower food and instructions supplied with the bouquet rather than improvised mixtures.
Let us know the date you want to give the gift, especially for a dinner, anniversary or birthday. We can discuss the requested presentation and timing before confirming your order. For longer-lasting keepsake elements, consider adding a teddy or choosing a teddy bouquet; these are different from fresh floral arrangements.
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The RHS conditioning guide introduces a demonstration by floral designer Jonathan Moseley on preparing, positioning and caring for cut flowers. This complements the flower-specific advice above.
Open the RHS guide and video ↗The demonstration opens on the publisher’s website. Use these techniques for loose cut stems; follow the supplier’s instructions for boxed or enclosed designs.
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