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Care
Flower
Care for Floral Arrangements
Keep
flowers in a cool location and away from heat or direct sunlight.
Add water to arrangements made with floral foam, and change water
in vase flowers (if possible). Use of a flower preservative will
make your flowers last longer. It is available from most florists.
Adding a little "7-Up" to the water will also help..
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Garden
Roses Care
Cut
stems at a 45 degree angle with a sharp knife and put stems in a
deep container of water that is too hot for your hand (about 120
deg. F). Allow to cool completely, then put the container in the
refrigerator for a couple of hours. This will CONDITION the blooms.
Remove any leaves and thorns below the water line when making your
vase arrangements. To revive older flowers, recut a half-inch of
the stem and put in a container of hot water. Put the container
in the refrigerator and allow to cool completely. This will bring
added life to your roses. Display roses in a cool location, out
of direct sunlight. Avoid excessive heat or cold.
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Dish
Gardens
Moderately bright light, and moist soil is preferred. Protect from
direct sun in summer, and place near sunny window in winter. Water
thoroughly when soil is dry, but avoid overwatering. Do NOT let
plants stand in water. Fertilize periodically.
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