 floral arrangement in a vase for a girl. With a teddy bear in brown white or blue 
Due to seasonal availability and occasional flower shortages, the flowers and colors in your arrangement may vary from the photo. However, we assure you that each arrangement will still be beautiful.
Want Your Fresh Flowers to Last Longer? Try These Simple Tips! 1. Give Them a Fresh Cut Use sharp scissors to snip the stems at an angle. This boosts water absorption by increasing the surface area, keeping your blooms perkier, longer. 2. Straight Into Water Pop them into a vase filled about ¾ with clean, room-temperature water. Pro Tip: Add a small splash of bleach, just a capful, to help prevent bacteria growth. 3. Keep Them Hydrated Check the water daily. Especially on warmer days, flowers drink fast and water can vanish before you know it. 4. No Leaves Below the Waterline Remove any leaves or plant matter sitting in the water. It keeps things looking tidy and stops bacteria from forming. 5. Refresh & Recut Every few days, change the water and re-trim the stems. It helps the flowers stay fresh and continue drinking efficiently, just like you'd prefer a fresh glass of water! 6. Skip the Sun Unlike potted plants, cut flowers don’t need sunlight. In fact, direct sun can dry them out, so place them somewhere cool and shaded. 7. Mind the Temperature Keep them away from heaters and blasting air conditioners. Gentle, stable temperatures are best.
