Five Tips For Making The Perfect Dried Flower For Everlasting Floral Arrangements

Summary

Fierceblooms discusses five tips for making the perfect dried flower for everlasting floral arrangements like autumn and christmas wreaths.
In this video, I discuss the five key areas to be mindful of for ensuring perfect dried flower that will really make all the difference to achieving naturally dried, colourfully textured dried everlasting floral arrangements like Autumn and Christmas wreaths.

These are:

  1. Cutting & Conditioning;
  2. Drying techniques;
  3. Storage;
  4. When to cut  and
  5. Unique ingredients.

If you have been thinking about creating everlasting arrangements using your own garden grown flowers and have had limited success with drying, or are concerned about the quality of dried flowers you can achieve, then this video shares exactly how to ensure sucessfull dried everlastings every time.

Perhaps you have been buying dried flowers that you now realise have been treated with chemical treatments such as bleach. It does take time, energy and research to find more sustainable alternatives. I believe that each of us can make a difference individually to helping the environment. Starting with making your own perfect dried flowers, I discuss the practical steps that you can take to ensure a really beautiful, naturally dried florals that can be kept for many years.

About

Fierceblooms is a environmentally sustainable floral business. Guarded by our ancient horse chesnut, our canalside cutting garden grows herbs and flowers while the wild edges hold magical medicinal plants here for much longer. Our hand crafted wild garden style wreaths and florals capture the seasonal moment and are created exclusively with British everlasting and fresh flowers.
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