When you receive a bouquet you love, it’s hard to let it go. Maybe it’s the beauty alone or perhaps it’s because the bouquet is a reminder of your anniversary or birthday. Regardless of the reason why you hold these flowers so close, you want to keep them around. Unfortunately, even if you’ve taken the steps to help bouquets last longer, the leaves will eventually begin to wilt and the flowers will fade. But that doesn’t mean it has to be the end of the bouquet! With a bit of knowledge and some patience, you can replant flowers and watch them grow. This process isn’t as simple as plopping your old bouquet into the soil and hoping for the best, but rooting old bouquet flowers isn’t magic. With the right mindset, everyone can learn how to do it! How to Plant Cut Flowers When you hear someone say they are getting ready to plant cut flowers, you may imagine them opening up withered flowers to gather seeds. They sprinkle the seeds in their garden, apply a bit of water here and some sunlight there, and before long the seeds have sprouted and grown into tall, straight stems topped with colorful […]
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