Fresh Cut Hydrangea From Kenya to Florists Abroad

November 19, 2024 / By

Whether used in bouquets, arrangements, or even on the cake, hydrangeas create an elegant and beautiful bouquets. Hydrangea in Bouquets become an extremely popular and unique product in all markets around the world. The European production season runs from April to November. Production starts with fresh flowers and during the season (especially in autumn ) turns into the so-called classic type flowers of Hydrangea.

Hydrangea are widely sought after for use in arrangements of wholesale flowers and wedding flowers. Their large heads and magnificient presentation make them ideal ‘focal points’ for bouquets and arrangements of wedding flowers. Many of our customers combine hydrangea with rose petals creating a stunning presentation appropriate for any occasion – casual or formal. Description: Light Blue Hydrangea is best characterized by a single stem with one large bloom (called a ‘head’). The head of Hydrangea is roughly the size of a softball (and sometimes larger).

Care Tips for Hydrangea in Bouquets

1. When you receive your Hydrangeas, put the stems in clean, cold water
2. Use a clean and sharp knife, so the stem won’t get damaged when you cut a piece off the stem (to improve the water absorption)
3. Always offer your customers cut flower food (this can extend the vase life of your Hydrangea up to a week!)
4. Hydrangeas really like water, so when you stick them in oasis, be sure that you add enough water
5. Classic colored Hydrangeas can also be dried: when you leave them with no water and cut the leaved off, you can enjoy them as a dry flower for months.

Hydrangeas are very sensitive

Hydrangeas are very sensitive for draught and differences in temperature. Watch where you place your beautiful bouquet in your house. Also keep your Hydrangeas away from ripping fruit and vegetables. The ethylene produces by the fruit and vegetables causes the flower to wilt early.

Did you know all of this about Hydrangeas?

Is the Hydrangea one of your favourite flowers? We’ll bet you’re not the only one who likes this flower, with its amazing variety of shapes and colors! And as you probably know, Hydrangeas are very rewarding flowers, if you treat them right..!

Florists use Hydrangea