What to Expect Upon Arrival:

Daffodils arrive mostly closed to protect their petals during transport. They will begin to open once in your vase. We always include a couple extra flowers in each order in case some blooms get damaged in transport.

How to Make Your Daffodils Last:

• Sterilize your vase before every use as bacteria and fungus in your vase are the main reasons for early decline of flowers.
• Give your flowers a fresh cut at an angle before placing in a vase. We recommend placing in them in several vases so that they can have space to open up freely.
• After putting stems into water, leave your daffodils in a vase by themselves for 12 hours to allow them to rehydrate.  If you are going to add the daffodils to arrangements with other flowers, keep the daffodils in a separate vase for the first 12 hours and then do not recut their stems . This will keep their thick sap from clogging up stems of other flowers. 
• Be sure to change the initial Daffodil water to remove the sap bf adding in other flowers.
• Change vase water every few days and definitely top off the water daily. 
• Keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Get creative! Collect foliage and other blooms from your yard to add to your Daffodils.  

Enjoy!