Long Lasting Flowers

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Do you ever think, "I'm not going to buy flowers because they don't last long enough"? If so you are not buying the right flowers. At our shop we sell a mixture of unique and common blooms and some last longer than others. Here are a few example of flowers that can not only brighten up your home but will last 2 weeks or longer!
Protea ~ 
considered a tropical flowers native to South Africa, these funky and fun flowers last for weeks and weeks. No only are they unique but they come in cool colors like yellow, orange and red! The cost per stem is a bit high but you don't need many to make a statement. 

Carnations ~ 
before you think or say "No Carnations" you need to think again. Not only do these fluffy blooms last a long time, they come in amazing colors. Just a few in a short vase with fresh water every few days can last 2 to 3 weeks! 
Daisies ~ 
now these are not your grannies daisies. These "Micro Poms" (as they are called) come in amazing colors and shapes. Boring? Never! Long Lasting? You bet!! 
Alstroemeria ~ 
this flower is amazing in both the colors it comes in and it's longevity. Each stems has between 2 and 5 little flowers that slightly resemble orchids. Just keep the water fresh and recut now and then and you'll get at least 2 weeks from these gorgeous blooms!
Mums ~ 
Similar to the daisies these Cremones (also spiders and football mums) last a long time. All you need are a few of these huge blooms in a tall vase to make a huge statement in your home. 
Well, there you have it ~ some gorgeous, long lasting blooms. Whether you buying some for yourself or as a gift, there's nothing like fresh flowers in the home or office to brighten any day! 





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