Would you like to enjoy the season’s fresh-cut flowers and natural beauties? These cut flowers are currently in full bloom, showing themselves at their very best. So take the opportunity to enjoy them while they’re in season! Many cut flowers have short seasons and are at their most beautiful when they are in full bloom.
with the Latin name Helianthus, it is one of the great favorites of summer and autumn. It is typically in season from July to September.
We associate the sunflower with warmth and joy. It looks beautiful in a vase at home and brightens up your space!
Sunflowers last best in clean, lukewarm water. Cut the stems at an angle before placing them in the vase. Change the water and clean the vase every other day to extend the flowers’ lifespan.
with the Latin name Hydrangea, this beautiful flower naturally blooms during the summer and early autumn, from June to September. Hydrangeas in darker, more muted shades that are available in autumn are often perfect for drying, retaining their beautiful shape.
The flower comes in many different colors, including white, blue, pink, purple, and green. Hydrangeas are very thirsty and need plenty of water in the vase. Make a long, diagonal cut on the stem to give the flower a larger surface area for absorbing water.
The dahlia is a true jewel among late summer flowers. It is in season from late summer well into autumn, roughly from August to October, and comes in an incredible variety of colors, shapes, and sizes.
It is a popular choice for growing in the garden, as it truly commands attention. Expressive, romantic, and elegant – the dahlia is a flower that makes an impression.
To help your dahlias last as long as possible, make sure to change the water regularly and keep the vase clean.
During the season, you’ll find dahlias in a variety of colors, shades, and varieties in our stores.
