Be Careful

Due to their more brittle nature, dried flowers can be more delicate than fresh if moved around too much, so it's essential to keep them in a permanent spot in the home. If handling them, handle them with care and they will last much longer.

 

Carefully consider where you keep your dried flowers

A cool, dry space will provide the perfect environment for your dried flowers to stay looking beautiful. Ensure you keep them out of any rooms with any excessive steam or moisture such as a bathroom or kitchen, as your flowers will need access to good airflow, and any moisture will encourage mould to grow on the stems. It is especially important to keep them in a cool space in the warmer months of the year.

 

Direct Sunlight is a No Go

Due to their natural properties, the vibrancy of your dried flowers is likely to fade slightly over time. To slow down the process, we recommend that you do not keep your flowers in any direct sunlight as the rays will gradually strip each bloom of its gorgeous colour.

 

No water! - Do not water your dried flowers

Unlike fresh florals or house plants, your dried flowers do not like water at all. Any water near your arrangement will make the stems of your flowers flimsy and prone to mould, meaning they'll lose their gorgeous texture and firm structure and will gradually begin to droop.