Empress
Oriental Lilies, Lisianthus, Spray Mums and Italian Ruscus
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What to Expect
Please give a warm welcome to The Empress! She's a beautiful assortment of Oriental Lilies, Lisianthus, Doria Mums, and Italian Ruscus.
In The Box
Our flowers will be laid out head to tail, carefully remove your stems from the box and trim at least ¼ of an inch off the bottom of each stem to help rehydrate them. Your blooms may look a little sad, but they will perk right up once they are put in water.
In The Vase
Fill a nice clean vase with room temperature water and add one pack of flower food before you get started. Remember there is no wrong way to arrange flowers as long as you have fun, but if you get stuck while arranging you can always check out our video below.
In Bloom
This colourful assortment is one of our favourites. Make sure you keep the water clean and plentiful throughout the week to make your flowers last as long as possible. Your Oriental lilies will need a few days to open up so just sit back, relax, and watch the blooming happen!
Bouquet Stems
Oriental Lilies
These huge fragrant lilies are the star of this bouquet. They will take a few days to open up but once they do they are spectacular. Thank you Fairfield Farms!
Lisianthus
Spray Mums
These cute little button mums are back to add the texture to this bouquet. They love flower food and their leaves often need additional trimming once the bouquet arrives.
Italian Ruscus
A new addition to the flower lineup! We're in love with this whimsical green.
Tips and Tricks
When your flowers arrive they may look a little tired, but fear not, they will perk right up once they have some water!
Cut all of your stems at a 45 degree angle and trim off the leaves below the water line.
Be sure to add your flower food, it makes a world of difference!
After 3-4 days, recut your stems, change the water and add the second pack of flower food.
Some of your flowers may last longer than others, freshen up the arrangement by pruning the spent stems.