Idlewild Co. Ammobium Daisy

No. These are naturally air-dried flowers and should be kept completely dry. Adding water will damage the stems and cause the flowers to decay.

When kept away from direct sunlight and high humidity, these dried blooms can last for several months to a year. Over time, they may naturally fade or become brittle, which is a normal part of the aging process for dried botanicals.

Yes, the bunch is flexible and can be divided. You can easily separate the stems to create smaller bud vase arrangements or incorporate them into a larger dried floral display.

While they are sturdy enough for display, dried flowers are delicate by nature. Handle them gently when arranging to avoid shedding or snapping the stems.

For the longest life, place them in a spot with stable temperatures and low humidity. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can cause the white petals to yellow or fade prematurely.