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Asparagus Plumosa Painted - 50 Stem Bunch

from $100.00

Baby's Breath Painted - 25 Stem Bunch

from $145.00

Israeli Ruscus Painted - 50 Stem Bunch

$120.00

Ruscus Italian Bleached 80cm

from $125.00

Eucalyptus Cinerea Painted - 5 Bunches

$185.00

Cotton Natural - 10 Bunch Box

$175.00

Sale

Dried Italian Bleached Box - 24 Bunches

$480.00 $380.00 Save $100.00

Dried Ecuadorian Bleached Box - 18 Bunches

$345.00

Dried Wheat Spike Bleached - 12 Bunches

$245.00

Dried Whole Loofah Bleached - 112 Loofahs

$175.00

Dried Lepidium Bleached - 100 Stems

$600.00

Dried Grains Mix Box - 25 Boxes

$290.00

Dried Gorso Bleached - 50 Stems

$199.00

Dried Podocarpus Bleached - 20 Stems

$165.00

Dried Piumetta Bleached - 25 Bunches

$450.00

Dried Phalaris Bleached - 30 Bunches

$535.00

Dried Fountain Grass - 120 Stems

$365.00

Dried Orchard Grass Bleached - 22 Bunches

$335.00

Dried Loofah Sponge Bleached - 112 Loofahs

$175.00

Dried Linun Bleached - 15 Bunches

$275.00

Dried Lagurus Natural - 30 Bunches

$610.00

Dried Ginger Torch Bleached - 15 Stems

$180.00

Dried Foxtail Grass - 30 Bunches

$580.00

Dried Fluffy Reed Bleached - 40 Bunches

$645.00

Dried Eulalia Bleached - 40 Bunches

$740.00

Dried Bamboo Bleached - 30 Stems

$280.00

Sale

Amaranthus Hanging Dried & Bleached

$400.00 from $300.00 Save $100.00

Dried Eryngium Bleached - 100 Stems

$675.00

Dried Avena Bleached - 20 Bunches

$340.00

Nigella Orient Preserved - 5 Bunches

$175.00

Lunaria Preserved - 5 Bunches

Out of Season

Out of Season

Acroclinium White (Dried)

$525.00

Out of Season

Marcela (Star Flower) Preserved

$225.00

Helecho Fern Preserved - 12 Bunches

$545.00

Out of Season

Silver Thistle Preserved

$690.00

Out of Season

Ambernut Whitewashed

$185.00

Acroclinium Mixed (Dried) 10 Bunch Box Assorted Colors

$200.00

Sale

Billy Balls Bleached - 5 Bunches

$275.00 $135.00 Save $140.00

Out of Season

Berkheya (White Washed Dried) - 50 Stems

$230.00

Rice Flower Painted (Dried) - 20 Bunches

from $360.00

Out of Season

Waxflower Painted - 25 Stem Bunch

from $60.00

Out of Season

Kale Painted - 40 Stem Bunch

from $112.00

Limonium Painted - 25 Stem Bunch

$99.00

Out of Season

Canary Grass (Dyed) Frosted White - 20 Bunches

$494.00

Bunny Tail Grass Bleached - 5 Bunches

$149.00

Ruscus Italian Bleached 80cm

$125.00

Variety: Ruscus Italian
Color: White
Size: 80cm
Stem Count: 5 Stems Per Bunch

We guarantee the quality of our flowers. Please make sure that you follow the care instructions which are provided in the FAQs and on each product page. Flowers are plants and therefore their appearance may differ slightly from the images on PetalDriven.com. In order to qualify for our guarantee please ensure that your flowers are immediately hydrated upon receipt. PetalDriven.com is not responsible for mishandling of the flowers by the customer. Therefore, PetalDriven.com is not responsible any damage that appears after the customer has received and hydrated their flowers.

PetalDriven is not liable for any missing packages or any damages due to weather delays, shipping service delays, or delays due to government inspection, and/or any damages resulting from natural disasters.

PetalDriven.com is not responsible for any product quality issues which may arise from FedEx shipping delays, customs inspection delays, damage due to inclement weather or lost packages and stolen packages.

Satisfaction is guaranteed. If, for some reason, you are not satisfied with your shipment please email PetalDriven.com Customer Service at info@petaldriven.com or call us at 1.888.Petal.29 as soon as possible. We require digital images to be included with any claims, to be submitted within 24 hours of delivery.

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

We ship our flowers on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays to make sure that they arrive at your door as fresh as possible for delivery on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. If you’ve got a weekend event, we recommend ordering your flowers to be delivered on Wednesday or Thursday – that will give them the perfect amount of time to hydrate and begin opening so that by the time the weekend rolls around they are looking their best!

All of our flowers are shipped FedEx priority overnight, straight from our partners all over the world. That means they’ll arrive at your door, freshly cut, and ready for you to work your magic! Deliveries should arrive on the scheduled delivery date before 10:30 am. All deliveries are marked as “signature required” so please make sure that someone will be available to accept the delivery. *If there is no one to accept the delivery please contact us and leave a note in an area where the shipper will notice. The note should state that you have waived the signature requirement and will accept the delivery without a signature.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Your flowers will arrive ready to use. Please note that dried flowers can be extremely delicate and it is completely normal for some shedding to occur during shipment. Upon receiving your flowers please:

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Cotton Natural - 10 Bunch Box

$175.00

Variety: Cotton Natural
Color: White
Bunch Count: 10 Bunches
Stem Count: 5-7 Stems Per Bunch

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Italian Bleached Box - 24 Bunches

$480.00 $380.00 Save $100.00

Dried Italian Bleached Box
Color: Bleached/White
Bunch Count: 24 Bunches

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Ecuadorian Bleached Box - 18 Bunches

$345.00

Dried Ecuadorian Bleached Box
Color: Beached/White
Bunch Count: 18 Bunches

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Wheat Spike Bleached - 12 Bunches

$245.00

Variety: Dried Wheat Spike Bleached
Color: Bleached/Beige
Bunch Count: 12

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Whole Loofah Bleached - 112 Loofahs

$175.00

Variety: Dried Loofah Sponge Bleached
Color: White
Loofah Count: 112 Loofahs

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Lepidium Bleached - 100 Stems

$600.00

Variety: Dried Lepidium Bleached
Color: Bleached/Beige
Stem Size 90cm
Stem Count: 100

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Grains Mix Box - 25 Boxes

$290.00

Variety: Dried Grains Mix Box
Color: Bleached/Beige
Box Count: 25
Bunches Per Box: 5 Bunches

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Gorso Bleached - 50 Stems

$199.00

Variety: Dried Gorso Bleached
Color: Bleached/Beige
Stem Count: 50

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Podocarpus Bleached - 20 Stems

$165.00

Variety: Dried Podocarpus
Color: Bleached/Beige
Stem Count: 20

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Piumetta Bleached - 25 Bunches

$450.00

Variety: Dried Piumetta Bleached
Color: Bleached/Beige
Bunch Count: 25

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Phalaris Bleached - 30 Bunches

$535.00

Variety: Dried Phalaris
Color: Bleached/Beige
Bunch Count: 30

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Fountain Grass - 120 Stems

$365.00

Variety: Dried Fountain Grass
Color: Bleached/Beige
Stem Count: 120

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.

Dried Orchard Grass Bleached - 22 Bunches

$335.00

Variety: Dried Orchard Grass Bleached
Color: Bleached/Beige
Bunch Count: 22

These are natural products. The product you receive may vary slightly from the image shown.

*Due to COVID-19 pandemic FedEx has temporarily suspended their signature requirements

Your flowers will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the flowers and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Your roses will arrive in a floral box, wrapped up in a protective cardboard or paper sleeve. Once you open the box:

For roses, we recommend keeping them in their cardboard during the first phase of hydration.
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the flowers have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go!
We recommend allowing the flowers to hydrate for at least 6-24 hours before removing the cardboard to work with them, but the more time the better.
Once they are removed from the packaging, gently remove any excess foliage, and begin to carefully peel off the outer "guard" petals of the roses, which can be identified by a thicker petal and possibly some green color toward the base of the petal.
Typically we recommend that our customers have their flowers arrive a few days prior to their event in order to give them the opportunity to hydrate and start to open so they can look perfect for showtime!

Succulents are surprisingly easy and fun to care for and propogate!

Your succulents will arrive in a floral box, wrapped with protective paper or bubble wrap.

For use as a rooted plant:

If you would like for your succulents to root, once removed from the box, place your succulents directly on any natural surface, such as soil, rocks, wood, moss, or just about anything else!
Next, give them a few spritzes of water from a spray bottle 2-3 times per week.
Within about a week or so, you will start to see roots beginning to poke out of the bottom of the succulent
Take a moment and congratulate yourself on becoming an official succulent grower!

If you are using your succulents in a floral design or bouquet, we recommend the pick method:

Turn your succulent upside down so that you can see the round base at the bottom
Take a sharp pointed pick like a bamboo skewer (or even a toothpick for smaller succulents) and line it up with the circular base at the bottom of the succulent
Applying some pressure, start twisting the pick into the base of the succulent so that you pierce the bottom and insert the pick firmly into the base of the succulent
Now that you've got your "succulent in a stick", you can insert it into any bouquet or floral design for a gorgeous desert chic look

Your greens will arrive in a floral box, and may be wrapped up in a protective paper or plastic sleeve. Once you open the box:

First unwrap the greens and give them some room to breathe. They’ve just made a long trip so don’t worry if they look like they’re a little sleepy- just think of how you would feel after getting off an international flight!
Have a bucket or vase with a few inches of water ready, and remove any foliage on the stems that might fall below the water line.
The next step is to cut the stems with floral shears or a sharp knife about 1 inch from the bottoms. It’s always best to cut them at an angle, so that the greens have even more space to drink from- water is their best friend!
Then, simply place them in the water, and keep them indoors in a cool, dry place away from any heaters, air conditioning drafts, or direct sunlight and you’re ready to go! We recommend allowing the greens to hydrate for at least 4-6 hours before starting to work with them, but the more time the better.
We typically recommend ordering your greens to arrive 2-3 days before your event, although since greens typically have a longer shelf life than flowers (7-14 days), you can also order them to be delivered earlier with no worries.

Do not place in water.

Handle with care.

Keep flowers out of direct sunlight and away from moisture.