Bud's Unique Refresher Service - How To Extend The Life Of Fresh Cut Flowers

Ever wonder how to extend the life of fresh cut flowers without doing all the work yourself? Our Refresher Service is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to know how to extend the life of fresh cut flowers by 7-10 days.

How to extend the life of fresh cut flowers is easy. A professional florist will visit your business within 7 days of initial delivery to refresh your arrangement. Here's what’s included in the service:

- Cleaning the vase or container: We remove residue that can affect water quality which in turn effects the lift of your flowers.

- Debris removal: Fallen petals and leaves are removed to reduce bacterial growth which can clog the stems of your blooms.

- Trimming existing blooms, greenery, and filler: Fresh cuts help flowers absorb water better by removing the blockage that happens over time.

- Adding new blooms: We add new flowers to keep your arrangement full and vibrant. These could be completely different blooms than what you previously received.

- Fresh water and flower food: Fresh water and nutrients are added to support your flowers’ longevity. Just like humans, flowers love fresh water and food.    

You must schedule this service when making your original purchase. It needs to be completed within 7 days of delivery. There are no rescheduling, cancellations, or refunds available after the service is booked. Please let us know if anything changes so we don't show up to your home or business without you there.

For the best results on how to extend the life of fresh cut flowers, change the water, feed, and trim stems every two days. If your arrangement can't be refreshed due to upkeep issues, we’ll provide a smaller vase with new blooms.

This service does not include new greenery, mechanics, filler flowers, or vases. It also does not include re-delivery.

You can read our tips about flower care and keeping your blooms hydrated here.

You can also ready the Society of American Florist tips and tricks as well here.