DO use tall, cylindrical vases for arrangements that incorporate line flowers, such as gladiolus, Liatris (gayfeather), Delphinium, snapdragons, and bells of Ireland. DO use vases with a belly (such as urns or ginger jars) for mass and filler flowers.
Floral foam cuts easier when wet. If your flowers sometimes don't stand up straight ... Tip: It could be your vase is too short for your flowers, or your flowers are too tall for your vase! A good rule of thumb: the height of your vase should be about half to one-third as tall as your flowers.
The use of flower food has been shown to increase the life of fresh flowers by several days. Individual packets are available wherever cut flowers are sold. Show Them Off?Display your flowers in a cool, draft-free location, away from harsh sunlight and heat vents.
