Description

Bouquet Amalia is a festive seasonal bouquet featuring red and pink gerberas, orange roses and red ilex berries. The bouquet is complemented with eucalyptus, pistachio greens, pine branches and decorative Christmas baubles, creating a wintery and festive look.

✔ Order before 1:00 PM = delivered today
✔ 7-day freshness guarantee
✔ Pay afterwards, also for business orders
✔ Always delivered fresh, in water

Contents of Bouquet Amalia

This bouquet contains the following stems/flowers:

•        Red gerberas
•        Pink gerberas
•        Orange roses
•        Red ilex berries (berries on branch)
•        Red santini chrysanthemums
•        Pink santini chrysanthemums
•        Cerise carnations
•        Pink lisianthus
•        Eucalyptus
•        Pistachio greens (pistacia)
•        Pine branches
•        Red Christmas baubles (decorative)

Flowers are a natural product and each bouquet is unique. Your bouquet may therefore differ slightly from the photo, but it will always be freshly prepared with care.

Delivery information

•        Choose the delivery day that suits you best. And if you order before 1:00 PM, we can deliver the same day.
•        The bouquet is delivered in a waterproof, 100% recyclable package, with water. This keeps the flowers beautifully fresh during transport.
•        Your bouquet will be delivered by our reliable Topbloemen couriers.

Bouquet care

Of course, you want to enjoy this beautiful bouquet for as long as possible. With just a few simple steps, you can keep your flowers fresh for longer:

1.        Trim the stems diagonally
Use a sharp knife to cut 2–3 centimetres off the stems at a diagonal angle. This helps the flowers absorb water better. Also remove any leaves from the lower part of the stems so nothing hangs in the water.

2.        Add flower food
Mix the supplied flower food with clean, cold water in the vase. Refresh the water every 3 days if possible.

3.        Choose the right spot
Place your bouquet somewhere cool, away from drafts and heat sources, and not next to fruit (fruit releases a natural gas that makes flowers wilt faster).