GOOD PREP = GREAT BLOOMS
Flower Care, Made Simple
Flowers don’t need a lot of rules—just a good start. A little prep goes a long way toward fuller blooms, longer vase life, and easier arranging.
From Box to Beautiful
Step 1: Unwrap
Open your flowers upon arrival. They will look a little sad, like all of us after a Frontier flight. Totally normal.
Step 2: Snip
Cut a good couple of inches off each sleepy stem at a 45º angle. This provides a fresh surface to drink from.
Step 3: Hydrate
Place stems in clean, warm water immediately after cutting. The first drink matters.
Step 4: Remove Guard Petals
Remove all guard petals from your roses and strip off any foliage falling below the water line.
Tips for Happy Flowers
Fresh Water Every 1-2 days
Swamp water = moldy flowers. Refresh the water every few days.
Hit of Glucose
If your flowers come with flower food, use it to extend freshness!
Mild Temps
Cool and protected is the vibe. No direct sun, no heat sources, no open flames.
Why Proper Flower Care Matters
If you want your flowers looking full and fresh (think plush throw pillows), follow our flower care guide. A few simple steps make a big difference.
Prefer a moodier, droopier look? We’ll assume that’s intentional—and quietly suggest clicking the Flower Care Printable Guide anyway.