
How to Dry Flowers at Home (and Preserve Them)
Air-dry, press, or use silica gel to dry and preserve flowers at home. A Toronto florist explains how to keep roses, bouquets and blooms for years.
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Air-dry, press, or use silica gel to dry and preserve flowers at home. A Toronto florist explains how to keep roses, bouquets and blooms for years.
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Keep flowers fresh in summer heat: a Toronto florist's tips on cool spots, clean water, flower food and beating ethylene, plus same-day GTA delivery.
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Anniversary flowers by year, from the 1st (carnation) to the 50th (yellow rose), plus their meanings and what's in season for Toronto same-day delivery.
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The best sympathy flowers, from lilies to roses and carnations, plus what their colours mean and a pet-safety note. Same-day condolence delivery in Toronto.
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A Toronto florist's 9 tips to make cut flowers last longer, from the right angled stem cut to what to put in your vase water and when to change it.
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What do flower colours mean? A Toronto florist decodes red, white, pink, yellow, purple and blue blooms and the tradition behind each shade's message.
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Ontario peonies bloom late May to mid-June. Here's when peony season peaks near Toronto, how to make cut stems last, and the truth about ants.
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