Dried Flowers

How long do dried flowers last for?

This all depends on the type you choose – but a quick answer is anywhere from 2 months to 20 years!

How are dried flowers dried?

There are a few ways to do this, but we prefer the natural method of hanging them upside down and singing to them for a week. The singing isn’t entirely necessary, but they make us feel like singing.

How do you clean dried flowers?

Personally we give them a blast of cold air from a hairdryer at the same time we’re fluffing up our pampas grasses. Blows the cobwebs away like they would be naturally.

What can you do with dried flowers?

Lots! Put them in a beautiful vase, put them in a jam jar, frame them if that’s your bag. Or get crafty – you can make them into wreaths, bundles or even wedding bouquets!

Where can I buy dried flowers?

There are plenty of places that sell dried flowers, us being one of them. Of course we want you to shop with us, so we’ll tell you what our mums say about us: “They’re lovely, genuine, honest and have fantastic taste” – thanks mum. You’d probably also like to know we deliver every order as quickly as we possibly can, we hand make our bundles, bunches and vases and we’re available to talk to you about pampas, dried grass and dried flowers 7 days a week (infact, we’re so happy to talk to you about them, you might have to shut us up after a while).

Looking for ready made arrangements of dried flowers? Take a look at our fluffy pampas bouquets or letterbox flowers for large and medium sized bouquets, or our small dried flower bunches for a smaller splash of style.