What could we use to keep a cut flower alive longer?

One comment I love to hear from my customers is how long the flowers they bought from our shop lasted. They’re often surprised. We’re not, knowing the quality and care that the flowers we sell receive from the time they are cut to the time they are sold.

While checking out my server logs this morning, I came across this question that someone used to find this site. Seems like their cut flowers didn’t last as long as they expected.

There are a lots of “home remedies” that people have tried to help increase the vase life of cut flowers. Some have had better success than others. I came across a good ( and humorous) article on this subject a while back, and posted it along with my thoughts on the subject.

If you’re interested in finding out how well these “home remedies” work, you can read the article here ==>> How to keep your cut flowers fresher for longer

If you’ve got any others that have worked for you, I’d love to hear about them.

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