How to care for your Flower Arrangement
Make sure the container is filled to the brim with water upon receipt and is kept topped up each day thereafter.

If, however, the flowers have been arranged in a water retaining material (which has the property of soaking up water like a sponge) make sure that it is kept damp by adding water to the container each day.

Keep the Arrangement away from draughts and radiators. The cooler the room, the longer the flowers will last.

If in any doubt, consult your florist. He wants your flowers
to last well and give you satisfaction.

Caution! Furniture Care
Whilst every care and attention is taken in the
production of this arrangement and container,
we advise you to place a table mat or such-like
between the container and furniture surfaces
etc. in case of leakage.

How to care for Your Roses
Cut the stems and place immediately in DEEP water up to the neck. Leave in a cool place for a "good drink". Arrange in a DEEP vase or again cut stems to suit the vase, allowing for PLENTY of stem in water. DO NOT leave them in a draught, near heat, or in direct sunshine. If the roses should flop at their heads re-cut and plunge the stems only into boiling water for a short time.

How to care for Your Flowers
Cut one inch off the bottom of soft stemmed flowers with a sharp knife, slantwise. Hard and woody stemmed flowers should be sliced slantwise and one to three inches of bark at the end of the stem scraped away with a sharp knife. The flowers should then be placed in deep water for at least an hour before arranging. Always arrange in a clean container with as deep a depth of water as possible, topping up daily. Remove all leaves which, on arranging, will be below water level. As far as possible avoid putting flowers in draughty or hot locations and keep out of direct sunshine. Should any flower flag, again treat as above.

How to care for Your Tied Arrangement
IMPORTANT! Do not untie your flowers. After removing wrapping, trim ends of stems. Place arrangement in a suitable container and fill with water. As far as possible avoid putting flowers in a draughty or hot location and keep out of direct sunshine.

How to care for Your Tied Arrangement
IMPORTANT! DO NOT untie your flowers. Simply top up the water level as necessary and display complete. As far as possible avoid putting flowers in a draughty or hot location and keep out of direct sunshine.

caring for your... CUT FLOWERS
On receipt of your flowers, unwrap with care.
Add flower food to water in a vase.
Cut the base of the stem, remove any foliage
that will be below the water level.
Arrange flowers and place vase away from
direct sunlight, radiators and draughts. The
cooler the room, the longer the flowers will last.
Change the water at least once a week, remove
any faded blooms to encourage buds to open.
Contact your florist as soon as possible if you
experience any problems.


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caring for your... ROSES
On receipt of your roses, remove the packaging with care.
Bouquet of Roses - remove 1" from the stem end with
a sharp knife and cut on the angle. Do not use scissors or
crush the stem - this prevents the rose taking up water. Stand
in a deep vase filled with water with the flower food added.
Hand Tied bouquet of roses - do not use untie your flowers,
cut stems as above and stand in a vase of water with flower
food added. Change water in the vase at least once a week.
If the rose head flops, cut off the stem end as above and stand
the rose in 1" of boiling water as soon as possible. Keep the
roses away from draughts, fruit and radiators, the cooler the
room the longer they will last. Contact your florist if you
experience problems.


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caring for your... FLOWER ARRANGEMENT
On receipt of your flower arrangement top up
the container with water.
Keep topped up as flowers drink water.
Keep the arrangement away from draughts,
sunlight and radiators.
The cooler the room, the longer the
flowers will last.
Remove blooms as they fade.
Contact your florist as soon as possible if you
experience any problems.


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caring for your... HAND TIED ARRANGEMENT
If your hand-tied is aqua packed with water in
the base, snip the water bag over a sink to release
the water.
Leave the packaging on if desired, or remove with
care but do not untie your flowers. Stand bouquet
in a vase containing water with flower food added
as instructed on the packet. Keep flowers in a
cool, draught free area, out of direct sunlight and
away from fruit.
The cooler the room the longer your flowers will last.
Remove any faded blooms or foliage as soon as
possible. Change water in vase at least once a week.


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caring for your... PLANTS
Do not stand palnts on polished surfaces or televisions
Most plants can be mist sprayed lightly but not hairy
leaved plants. Avoid draughts and direct heat.
Planted Bowl - Keep in a fairly warm room with good
light, keep soil moist but don't overwater. Ensure all plants
receive water. Feed once every two weeks in Spring/Summer.
Remove any damaged/faded leaves.
Stand in good light but not direct sunlight, keep soil moist
but do not overwater or allow to stand in water. Feed every
two weeks whilst flowering, remove blooms as they fade.
Foliage/Tropical Plants - Keep in a fairly warm room
with good light, keep soil moist but do not overwater.
Feed once every two weeks in Spring/Summer.
Remove any damaged/faded leaves.


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caring for your... PLANTS
Do not stand plants on polished surfaces or televisions.
Most plants can be mist sprayed lightly but not hairy leaved plants.
Avoid draughts and direct heat.
Planted Bowl - Keep in a fairly warm room with good light, keep soil
moist but don't overwater. Ensure all plants receive water. Feed once
every two weeks in Spring/Summer. Remove any damaged/faded leaves.
Stand in good light but not direct sunlight, keep soil moist but do not
overwater or allow to stand in water. Feed every two weeks whilst
flowering, remove blooms as they fade.
Foliage/Tropical Plants - Keep in a fairly warm room with good
light, keep soil moist but do not overwater.
Feed once every two weeks in Spring/Summer.
Remove any damaged/faded leaves.


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caring for your... Hand Tied Arrangements
If your hand-tied is aqua packed with water in the base, snip the water bag over a sink to release the water.

Leave the packaging on if desired, or remove with care but do not
untie your flowers. Stand bouquet in a vase containing water with
flower food added as instructed on the packet. Keep flowers in a cool,
draught free area, out of direct sunlight and away from fruit.

The cooler the room the longer your flowers will last.

Remove any faded blooms or foliage as soon as possible. Change
water in vase at least once a week.


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please care for your...Flowers - By cutting off stems with a sharp knife or scissors. By
placing them in deep water prior to arranging in a clean container, having removed any foliage which will be below water level.
Roses - As above. If the roses wilt, re-cut and plunge stems in 2" of boiling water for
1 minute then plunge into deep water.
Tied Arrangement - As for flowers above. However, if delivered in
water, pierce film over sink and allow to drain before undoing ribbon. Do not
untie your flowers. Then as above.
Flower Arrangement - Where flowers are arranged in floral
foam, add water daily.
General - Avoid putting flowers in direct sunlight, draughts or hot
locations. Always use flower preservative provided.
Caution - Some flowers and foliage may be toxic or cause skin
irritations. Keep out of reach of children. Always wash your hands
after handling plants. Lily stamens are known to stain permanently,
so avoid contact with all surfaces, remove stamens if you prefer.


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Please care for yourFlowers - By cutting off stems with a sharp knife or scissors.
By placing them in deep water prior to arranging in a clean container, having removed
any foliage which will be below water level.

Roses - As above. If the roses flop, re-cut and plunge stems in 2" of boiling water for
1 minute then plunge into deep water.

Tied Arrangement - As for flowers above. However, if delivered in water,
pierce film over sink and allow to drain before undoing ribbon. Do not untie your flowers
Then as above.

Flower Arrangement - Where flowers are arranged in floral foam, add
water daily.

General - Avoid putting flowers in direct sunlight, draughts or hot locations. Always
use flower preservative provided.

Caution - Some flowers and foliage may be toxic or cause skin irritations. Keep out of
reach of children. Always wash your hands after handling plants. Lily stamens are known to stain permanently - avoid contact with all surfaces (you may prefer to remove stamens).


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also called 'Delivery' cards, for the driver to leave if he is unable to deliver the flowers.

Space for your rubber stamp - pack x 100 cards


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