Flowers We Commonly Use and their Lifespan

To keep our flowers fresh, we commit to handle and care for our flowers. We insist that we get the freshest product from our wholesaler and we inspect the quality of each bunch of flowers we receive. We make sure we use clean tools and clean buckets. And we make sure all our work stations and surface where we lay our flowers are scrubbed clean.

The flowers we use most often are those that have long lifespan so the recipients will enjoy their gift longer.

These are the flowers that lasts from 7-14 days; and these are flowers we use often:
Alstroemeria
Bells of Ireland
Carnation
Chrysanthemum
Gypsophilia or Baby's Breath
Liatris
Asiatic Lily
Stargazer Lily
Statice

Flowers that lasts more than 14 days:
Anthurium
Bird of Paradise
Dendrobium Orchid
Cymbidium Orchid
Ginger
Leucadendron
Protea

Flowers with 5-7 Days lifespan:
Calla lily
Gladiola
Gloriosa lily
Snapdragon
Stock

Flowers with 3-5 days lifespan:
Agapanthus
Daffodil
Delphinium
Freesia
Gerbera
Lilac
Peony
Queen Anne's Lace
Rose
Tulip

Flowers that last 1-2 Days
Camelia
Gardenia
Iris
Stephanotis
Zinnia

Tropical Flowers using Bells of Ireland, Bird of Paradise, Orchids, Protea, etc.

Beautiful Orchids

Orchids are instinctively synonimous to the island state of Hawaii. The exotic orchids have a lot of species, and some of the smaller orchids are native to Hawaii, and most of all the orchids today have been introduced by Polynesians arriving in Hawaii a long time ago, then the orchids have been hybridized by farmers experimenting and adding thousands of various species.

Most orchids need little more than moisture-laden air to survive. Masters of adaptation, orchids grow in semi-arid desert, marsh and swamp, from the sub-arctic to the tropics.

If beauty can hypnotize and inspire perfection, the orchid must be oe of the proofs. Under the tropic sun, nourished by moist humid air, it is an elegant tribute to the image of Hawaii-as-Paradise.

Send one to someone as a gift, a gesture of appreciation, or for any occasion.