How to care for Dried Hydrangea

No water, please

Dried flowers are either naturally dried or chemicals used to make the flowers look closer to when they are fresh. Water them will damage the flowers making the stems weak and moldy. So dried hydrangea should be kept in cool and dried places.

If you really want to clean the flowers, make sure to use hair dryers or something similar with warm air to blow away the dust.

Dried flowers don’t like water or sunshine. The colors of flowers will fade quicker if they are exposed to direct sunshine.

How to make dried flowers

Our types of dried flowers for florists

Dried roses                                   Pampas Bulrush                  Acacia Bean Flowers                      Forget me not

Dried Eucalyptus Leaves   Dried Pampas          Violet White

Rice Flowers                            Star Flowers                           Dried Wheat Ear                     Eucalyptus Leaves

Sorghum                              Billy Button                           Dried Wheat                       Dried Straw Flowers

Dried Daisy Flowers                Great Globe Thistle                 Dried Lotus Flowers                   Pink Pampas

                                               (Echinops Sphaerocephalus) 

Gypsophila                               Preserved Fern                      Cotton                                     Hibiscus Flowers

Melaleuca Bracteata                  Gomphrena Globosa              Limonium belldifolium           Valentine's Fruit Flower

Forget Me Not Yellow               Pine Cones                             Folium Cycas                        Forget Me Not White

Eucalyptus Leaves                   Sunflowers                                Preserved Flowers                Ozothamnus diosmifolius