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Use Warm Water For Fresh Flowers |
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Fresh cut flowers should always be placed in warm water rather than cold because the stem will absorb the warm water more rapidly. This prevents air bubbles from blocking the stem. Follow this tip and you will be able to enjoy your garden cuttings for a longer time.
By Marie from West Dundee, IL
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RE: Use Warm Water For Fresh Flowers
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Post By Rheaad (Guest Post)
(09/27/2007)
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ALso a trick I learned long ago is to place a
bit of Chlorox & mix well. Keeps flowers fresh
in lieu of the accompanying packet & as a plus,
keeps the water crystal clear.
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