How long do preserved roses last?

• Preserved roses can last at least one year, often much longer if cared for properly.
• Longevity depends on indoor use, avoiding direct sunlight and high humidity.

How do you care for preserved roses?

• Do not water preserved roses; they’re meant to stay dry.
• Keep them indoors, away from direct sunlight and humidity above 80%.
• Ideal temperature is 18–22°C for best preservation.

Are preserved roses real?

• Yes, preserved roses are 100% real flowers, not artificial.
• They’re treated with solutions to maintain their natural look, like immersing them in Glycerine or Alcohol.

What are the benefits of preserved roses?

• Long Lasting: Retain beauty for at least a year with proper care—far longer than fresh-cut roses.
• Prep Ahead: Ideal for event planning, allowing early styling without last-minute stress.
• No Waste: Won’t wilt or spoil, reducing floral waste and increasing sustainability.
• Extended Selling Window: Stay shelf-ready far beyond standard flowers—great for retail and gifting.
• Mix With Fresh: Blend seamlessly with fresh flowers in arrangements, bouquets, and décor designs.

How do I get the most value out of preserved roses?

• Use them indoors, away from heat and moisture.
• Reflex petals to create a larger focal flower.
• Combine with other dried florals for creative arrangements.

What are key florist DIY tips and tricks for preserved roses?

• Reflexing: Gently bend petals outward for a fuller look.
• Wiring: Use floral wire and tape to create stems for arranging.
• Focal flower technique: Even stemless roses can be styled as centerpieces.
• Explore 26 creative uses including domes, wreaths, and cake toppers.