I adore this bouquet:
http://www.flowerworks.biz/images/Pink-r...
and I know nothing about flowers. Approximately how muchdo you think something like this would cost?
Approximately how much would a bouquet like this cost?
Depending on where you live. If in a bigger city Could cost up to $175.00 to $375.00
Reply:80-100, id say. depending on the time of the year.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Can I somehow grow roses from seeds from a bouquet given me?
I have saved a dried bouquet of roses that means a lot to me and would like to grow roses from that exact bouquet...Does anyone know if this works? If it is possible, if you've done it, then how? Thanks in advance for your help...
Can I somehow grow roses from seeds from a bouquet given me?
If the roses are already dried, you can't get anything out of them now. It's hardly likely that they have formed a seed pod (called hips) in a bouquet.
You CAN sometimes get the rose in the bouquet to let out roots, and can plant those. I know a lady that has a couple of rose bushes outside her door, all from roses she was given and which she rooted. They always won't do it, but worth a try.
As for these, sorry -- you'll just have to enjoy them as they are now, and try to keep your memories.
Reply:If they're dried already, they can't. Really sorry.
Reply:It is too late for those roses, but an idea would be to take them to a rose grower, ask them to suggest roses the same as or similar to those used in the bouquet, and then order a few bushes of those roses for your garden.
Can I somehow grow roses from seeds from a bouquet given me?
If the roses are already dried, you can't get anything out of them now. It's hardly likely that they have formed a seed pod (called hips) in a bouquet.
You CAN sometimes get the rose in the bouquet to let out roots, and can plant those. I know a lady that has a couple of rose bushes outside her door, all from roses she was given and which she rooted. They always won't do it, but worth a try.
As for these, sorry -- you'll just have to enjoy them as they are now, and try to keep your memories.
Reply:If they're dried already, they can't. Really sorry.
Reply:It is too late for those roses, but an idea would be to take them to a rose grower, ask them to suggest roses the same as or similar to those used in the bouquet, and then order a few bushes of those roses for your garden.
Can you preserve a whole bouquet of roses with the babies breath and all,or does it have to be the roses alone
my bf just sent me a beautiful bouquet of roses and i would love to preserve them! i just dont know if i can preserve the whole thing or if i have to just preserve the roses. n e advice is helpful and taken.
Can you preserve a whole bouquet of roses with the babies breath and all,or does it have to be the roses alone
You can dry the whole bouquet but not sure if the babies breath will be durable.
Hang up side down in a very dry place
Reply:Oh by all means, dry the whole bouquet. If anything, the baby's breath are likely to stand up better than the roses. Can can actually buy dried baby's breath.
Can you preserve a whole bouquet of roses with the babies breath and all,or does it have to be the roses alone
You can dry the whole bouquet but not sure if the babies breath will be durable.
Hang up side down in a very dry place
Reply:Oh by all means, dry the whole bouquet. If anything, the baby's breath are likely to stand up better than the roses. Can can actually buy dried baby's breath.
How to dry a rose bouquet?
I have a beautiful bouquet of long stem red roses that my husband gave me for Valentines Day. So far I've kept them fresh by putting them in the fridge every night and they still look brand new. Now I want to dry them though and use them as decoration in my living room.
I know that usually you are supposed to hang them upside down in a dry, dark place to dry them, but we live in a very humid area (right now the thermometer says the humidity is at 56%).
Would hanging them upside down in a dark place still work or is there some other trick I need to know?
Oh, and FYI, I live in North Africa and we do not have arts and crafts stores here. Any tricks would have to be something simple that I can do at home without having to buy anything special.
How to dry a rose bouquet?
I live in a humid area as well.Hanging them upside down in a dry ,dark area are the usual instructions but I have found that it is also important to hang them where there is good air circulation.The most important parts are not in direct sunlight,hanging upside down and in a warm area with good air circulation.The air helps prevent mold.I live on the coast of British Columbia ,Canada and I have had good results that way.GOOD LUCK !!
Reply:hang then upside down in a closet/washroom. after theyve hung for a week, maybe two, spray them with shilac (spelling?). let them dry real good before you put them in a vase or whatever youre gonna do.
Reply:The answer above is right. If you don't want to by shellac, hair spray works, too.
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I know that usually you are supposed to hang them upside down in a dry, dark place to dry them, but we live in a very humid area (right now the thermometer says the humidity is at 56%).
Would hanging them upside down in a dark place still work or is there some other trick I need to know?
Oh, and FYI, I live in North Africa and we do not have arts and crafts stores here. Any tricks would have to be something simple that I can do at home without having to buy anything special.
How to dry a rose bouquet?
I live in a humid area as well.Hanging them upside down in a dry ,dark area are the usual instructions but I have found that it is also important to hang them where there is good air circulation.The most important parts are not in direct sunlight,hanging upside down and in a warm area with good air circulation.The air helps prevent mold.I live on the coast of British Columbia ,Canada and I have had good results that way.GOOD LUCK !!
Reply:hang then upside down in a closet/washroom. after theyve hung for a week, maybe two, spray them with shilac (spelling?). let them dry real good before you put them in a vase or whatever youre gonna do.
Reply:The answer above is right. If you don't want to by shellac, hair spray works, too.
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Can you have a bouquet delivered to someone?
Not of flowers! a bouquet of balloons! We live in the same state but different cities. Is this possible? thankss... if so how?
Can you have a bouquet delivered to someone?
I've seen them being delivered. Here are two places I found on the web:
http://www.1-800-balloons.com/
does both US and international deliveries!!!
http://www.sendflowers.com/category.asp?...
"Order On Line Or By Phone 24/7 1-800-736-3327"
and one more:
http://www.balloonplanet.com/
Reply:Most florists have the ability to do that.
Can you have a bouquet delivered to someone?
I've seen them being delivered. Here are two places I found on the web:
http://www.1-800-balloons.com/
does both US and international deliveries!!!
http://www.sendflowers.com/category.asp?...
"Order On Line Or By Phone 24/7 1-800-736-3327"
and one more:
http://www.balloonplanet.com/
Reply:Most florists have the ability to do that.
How much do a bouquet of flowers usually cost?
im not talking about cheap flowers, a bouquet that smells nice and looks pretty... what are the price ranges?
How much do a bouquet of flowers usually cost?
$40 - $60
Reply:I get nice ones for $7 to $11 at Trader Joes. They often have the Stargazer Lilies in the mix that are quite fragrant.
Depending on the time of year they change what flowers are in their bouquets...best ones for the $$ i have found so far.
Reply:about $18.00-$40.00 dollors....... it depends of what kind of flowers they are....
Reply:Anywhere from $5.oo to $500.00 depends on where you shop, but you can usually find what you are looking for in like a grocery store for around $20.00
Reply:You're lookin at about 30 -60 bucks.. depending on type of flowers used, size.. and the florist.
Reply:generally around $60 US
Reply:Depends on what yur lookin for, love. Can vary from 3-12$ or even 20-70$ I think that's a bit scurvy but I don't make the rules.
Reply:It depends on what type of flowers and if they are in season, what part of the country you live in and what type of store you buy them from.
I go to the market here in Western Michigan and i can get a dozen perfect roses almost any color for anywhere between $9.99-$14.
If you get a mixed bouquette it is around $7-$10.
You can add on about $5 to these prices if you get them right at the florists and they are never in any better quality.
Reply:from $15.00 %26amp; up and all depends on what kind of flowers as well.
Reply:You can spend around $20 at a Costco or Sam's Club on a beautiful, large bouquet of flowers. That is if you have a membership, of course.
Reply:depends you can get a few for a couple bucks at the grocery store
How much do a bouquet of flowers usually cost?
$40 - $60
Reply:I get nice ones for $7 to $11 at Trader Joes. They often have the Stargazer Lilies in the mix that are quite fragrant.
Depending on the time of year they change what flowers are in their bouquets...best ones for the $$ i have found so far.
Reply:about $18.00-$40.00 dollors....... it depends of what kind of flowers they are....
Reply:Anywhere from $5.oo to $500.00 depends on where you shop, but you can usually find what you are looking for in like a grocery store for around $20.00
Reply:You're lookin at about 30 -60 bucks.. depending on type of flowers used, size.. and the florist.
Reply:generally around $60 US
Reply:Depends on what yur lookin for, love. Can vary from 3-12$ or even 20-70$ I think that's a bit scurvy but I don't make the rules.
Reply:It depends on what type of flowers and if they are in season, what part of the country you live in and what type of store you buy them from.
I go to the market here in Western Michigan and i can get a dozen perfect roses almost any color for anywhere between $9.99-$14.
If you get a mixed bouquette it is around $7-$10.
You can add on about $5 to these prices if you get them right at the florists and they are never in any better quality.
Reply:from $15.00 %26amp; up and all depends on what kind of flowers as well.
Reply:You can spend around $20 at a Costco or Sam's Club on a beautiful, large bouquet of flowers. That is if you have a membership, of course.
Reply:depends you can get a few for a couple bucks at the grocery store
How can I save flowers from a bouquet?
I receive flowers from my boyfriend who is in the Army and currently deployed. I have tried drying a few of the flowers from my first 3 bouquets. But the last few because of the weather and humidity haven't turned out so well. These flowers mean a ton and more to me and I would love to be able to save some from each bouquet. A friend told me to put them in vinegar in a closed jar. She was not sure if that was all you put in it or not. If anyone knows how to do this I would really appreciate any help given!! Thanks!
How can I save flowers from a bouquet?
there is a silicone white sandy powder you can get at Michael's or JoAnn's///// place the flowers in a box or
something that has a lip and gently pour the sand over
them and leave them for a few days
Reply:Why not hang them upside down 'til dry? Some will look horrid, and some will do fine. When they're completely dry break each one up into petals. Put them in a really pretty glass jar. Potpourri! You can add essential oils to them. They will keep forever.
Reply:To save them, put them in a vase with a little bit of sugar. (bout a tsp or two) and make sure the stems are cut in a slant.
How can I save flowers from a bouquet?
there is a silicone white sandy powder you can get at Michael's or JoAnn's///// place the flowers in a box or
something that has a lip and gently pour the sand over
them and leave them for a few days
Reply:Why not hang them upside down 'til dry? Some will look horrid, and some will do fine. When they're completely dry break each one up into petals. Put them in a really pretty glass jar. Potpourri! You can add essential oils to them. They will keep forever.
Reply:To save them, put them in a vase with a little bit of sugar. (bout a tsp or two) and make sure the stems are cut in a slant.
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