Preserved Hydrangeas – Timeless Beauty for Long-Lasting Floral Designs
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Care & Handling – Preserved Hydrangeas
Preserved hydrangeas are designed to retain their beauty for months—or even years—when properly cared for. Unlike fresh-cut flowers, these blooms have undergone a specialized preservation process that allows them to maintain their color, texture, and shape without the need for water or refrigeration. However, proper handling and placement are essential to maximize their longevity and maintain their premium appearance.
1. Do Not Water:
Preserved hydrangeas are no longer living flowers and should never be placed in water. Moisture can damage the preservation treatment, leading to color fading, petal browning, or mold development.
2. Keep Out of Direct Sunlight and Humidity:
Display preserved hydrangeas in cool, dry areas away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or overly humid environments. Prolonged exposure to UV rays or moisture can cause colors to fade or petals to become brittle over time.
3. Handle with Care:
Preserved hydrangeas are delicate. Their petals and stems are soft but can be fragile. Avoid overhandling, and always carry or arrange them gently. If assembling into floral designs, use floral tape or soft floral wire to secure them without breaking the stem.
4. Dust Occasionally:
If your preserved hydrangeas are displayed long-term, they may collect dust. Use a soft feather duster or a gentle burst of cool air from a blow dryer to remove debris. Avoid using any chemical cleaners or water sprays.
5. Avoid Crushing or Pressing:
Do not stack heavy objects on top of preserved blooms. If storing them temporarily, keep them upright in their original packaging or a well-ventilated box with soft padding.
6. Storage Tip:
If you need to store them, use an airtight container lined with acid-free tissue paper. Keep the container in a cool, dark closet or storage room to ensure their colors remain vibrant.
By following these care tips, your preserved hydrangeas will maintain their soft feel, voluminous form, and stunning color for long-lasting floral beauty. Ideal for weddings, retail arrangements, and home décor, these timeless blooms offer elegance without expiration.
Preserved hydrangeas offer a stunning way to enjoy the elegance of these iconic blooms without worrying about wilting or limited shelf life. At Whole Blossoms, our collection of preserved hydrangeas is expertly dried and treated to maintain their shape, color, and texture, making them a perfect choice for long-lasting floral arrangements. Whether you're decorating for an event or adding a timeless touch to your home or office décor, these hydrangeas deliver year-round beauty. Unlike fresh flowers, preserved hydrangeas require no water or refrigeration and can last for months or even years with proper care. These low-maintenance blooms are perfect for DIY brides, florists creating keepsake arrangements, and designers looking for sustainable floral options. Available in an array of natural tones and enhanced tints—like white, antique green, lavender, raspberry, and pastel blue—our preserved hydrangeas suit every season and color palette. Preserved hydrangeas are especially popular in wedding bouquets, memorial arrangements, dried wreaths, and upscale centerpieces. Their full, cloud-like heads and delicate petals retain the soft texture and vibrant appearance of fresh-cut flowers, but with added durability and flexibility for transport and storage. At Whole Blossoms, we ship preserved hydrangeas in bulk directly from our trusted preservation facilities to ensure maximum freshness and longevity. Whether you’re planning an elegant indoor wedding, crafting a dried flower arrangement, or designing your own floral keepsakes, our preserved hydrangeas provide lasting charm and floral artistry. Browse our preserved hydrangea collection today and experience the ease, grace, and timeless allure of forever flowers—only at Whole Blossoms.
Care & Handling – Preserved Hydrangeas
Preserved hydrangeas are designed to retain their beauty for months—or even years—when properly cared for. Unlike fresh-cut flowers, these blooms have undergone a specialized preservation process that allows them to maintain their color, texture, and shape without the need for water or refrigeration. However, proper handling and placement are essential to maximize their longevity and maintain their premium appearance.
1. Do Not Water:
Preserved hydrangeas are no longer living flowers and should never be placed in water. Moisture can damage the preservation treatment, leading to color fading, petal browning, or mold development.
2. Keep Out of Direct Sunlight and Humidity:
Display preserved hydrangeas in cool, dry areas away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or overly humid environments. Prolonged exposure to UV rays or moisture can cause colors to fade or petals to become brittle over time.
3. Handle with Care:
Preserved hydrangeas are delicate. Their petals and stems are soft but can be fragile. Avoid overhandling, and always carry or arrange them gently. If assembling into floral designs, use floral tape or soft floral wire to secure them without breaking the stem.
4. Dust Occasionally:
If your preserved hydrangeas are displayed long-term, they may collect dust. Use a soft feather duster or a gentle burst of cool air from a blow dryer to remove debris. Avoid using any chemical cleaners or water sprays.
5. Avoid Crushing or Pressing:
Do not stack heavy objects on top of preserved blooms. If storing them temporarily, keep them upright in their original packaging or a well-ventilated box with soft padding.
6. Storage Tip:
If you need to store them, use an airtight container lined with acid-free tissue paper. Keep the container in a cool, dark closet or storage room to ensure their colors remain vibrant.
By following these care tips, your preserved hydrangeas will maintain their soft feel, voluminous form, and stunning color for long-lasting floral beauty. Ideal for weddings, retail arrangements, and home décor, these timeless blooms offer elegance without expiration.
