Instruction Care - Fruit Baskets / Fruit Boxes

Fruit Baskets/Fruit Boxes

Please store the fruits in a fridge. Certain fruits may be able to last at normal room temperature but some fruits like grapes need to be chilled. We think cold fruit tastes wonderful too.

Transform the cut flowers in your fruit box into a delightful pressed flower bookmark or create a charming floral shower accessory.

For Fruit baskets with fresh flowers

Start by removing the flower from the floral foam. Next, use scissors or a sharp tool to trim a portion of the bouquet's bottom end before inserting it into the floral foam. When cutting, it's important to cut at a 45-degree angle. This increases the cross-sectional area of the stem in contact with the water, allowing the flowers to absorb more water and prolonging their freshness, preventing them from wilting too quickly.

Before inserting the bouquet into the water, make sure to clean off any dead branches or leaves from the bottom end of the flower stems to expose fresh stems.

After preparing the bouquet, insert it into a vase or container filled with water, and your flower arrangement is complete.