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I received a table arrangement as a gift on the day before Christmas Eve it contained 3 red roses and the rest was made up with a couple of cones and greenery and a red candle on day of delivery it looked very pretty but by day 3 the roses became very droopy day 5 and they were well past their best and had to be removed from the display. Even though I used the sachet diluted to keep them fresh and kept them in a cool environment. Very dissatisfied
I was given this arrangement as a Christmas gift by my grand daughters living in America. Ordered online, they were delivered with a great sense of ceremony and anticipation. I was really, really touched.
The flowers look as fresh now as they did when they were delivered five months ago. I’m delighted as I’ve removed only two leaves, the rest remain as fresh as a daisy. This florist is clearly a master of its craft. What a wonderful gift!
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