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What’s the difference between dried and preserved flowers?

Dried flowers are fully dehydrated and lose their original feel and flexibility.
Preserved flowers retain a fresh look and feel using glycerine, alcohol, or resin treatments.

How long do Australian Dried Flowers last?

With proper care, they can last up to 2 years.
Keep them indoors, away from sunlight, humidity, and frequent handling.

Are the flowers Australian certified? If so, what does it mean?

Yes, the majority of our listed Australian flowers are Australian Made Certified.
This means they meet third-party verified standards for being genuinely Australian-grown and produced.
The green and gold Australian Grown logo makes them easy to identify on our website.

What are the most popular Australian dried flowers, and what are their uses?

Banksia Hookeriana: Ideal for box arrangements due to compact size.
Banksia Baxteri: Great for bouquets, often dyed for colour variety.
Tea Tree: Adds volume and texture; not allowed in Tasmania.
Niten: Bright orange stems for floral highlights.
Lavender: Used for fragrance and styling; crush petals to refresh scent.
Ready 2 Go Bunches: beautiful on their own, but they are often used as a base for larger DIY designs.

Examples of Restricted Flowers in Australia.

Tea Tree: Not allowed in Tasmania.
Pampas Grass: Not allowed in NSW, TAS, SA.
Some Ready 2 Go Bunches: Due to some components, like Tea Tree, not being allowed in Tasmania.

How do I care for Australian Dried Flowers?

Store in a dry, cool place with low humidity.
Avoid direct sunlight, water and high humidity.
For pampas grass: put out in the sun to fluff up, use hairspray to reduce shedding and and avoid air conditioning or heaters.