To care for your dried item, carefully display or store away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity. Display in a well chosen spot indoors. Avoid displaying your item in high humidity areas such as bathrooms and kitchens as exposure to moisture can lead to mould growth.  To prevent rapid fading, display away from direct exposure to sunlight.  Out door display of your dried item and exposure to rain, snow, heat will shorten the life span of your dried item. If your flowers gather dust, use a hairdryer on a low cool setting and very gently blow the dust off.

The longevity of your dried item is dependent on the care you take with it, and where you display it. Dried flower items are meant to last a year or two, or longer if you care for it properly.

Dried flowers shouldn't smell bad, but as they are a natural product, they often have a mild scent. Preserved flowers have usually under gone a number of different processes from bleaching and colour dying and these also should be fairly odourless. Some dried flowers have a pleasant scent, such as dried lavender and eucalyptus.

Yes and also No.

In 2021, my mother, Jane converted a large farm area to flower production. Her extensive horticultural knowledge has been a wonderful addition, from carefully selected seed varieties, spray free production, and optimal harvesting. This has resulted in quality locally grown dried flowers available for the locally floristry industry, and flower lovers alike.

For other varieties, we try our best to buy from other local flower farms. A small amount of what we use is from imported flowers.