Dried & Preserved Care Guide

ARRIVAL:

Shedding of petals, grasses, and materials may occur in shipping. Gently remove your gift from the packaging and remove any pieces that shook loose. If any stems broke off in shipping, simply snip at the base and enjoy in another creative way.

PLACEMENT:

Dried flowers are fragile and should be enjoyed indoors and placed in a dry, protected area with consistent temperatures. Keep away from heat sources that can weaken stems and direct sunlight that will expedite fading of blooms. An ideal protected location is one that limits accidental bumps, touching (finger oils!), and frequent movement that can cause excess breakage of delicate dried blooms.

Preserved wreaths can be placed indoors or outdoors; however, they will do best in a cool/fresh environment. Do not expose to direct sunlight, rain, or humidity, which can cause dyes to surface

GENERAL CARE:

Do not expose dried flowers to water, spritz with scents, or allow contact with moisture, including humidity. Water will weaken stems, and a damp room with limited airflow, such as a bathroom, can increase the risk of mold growth.

Dried Bouquets set in vases can trap moisture and humidity. Check bouquets periodically and remove them as needed to allow for drying out before replacing.

STORAGE:

There is no guarantee that dried stems will withstand time in storage; however, if necessary, store in a cool, dry location away from heat and humidity.