We ship flowers grown by caring hands, directly from greenhouses to your door. Shaping emotions into boxes, bouquets and arrangements of blooms to order, we deliver colorful and grateful bunches of pure affectionate joy.

From the gentleness employed on planting our blooms – the harvesting of stems just for you – to when we show up at your door, GlobalRose delivers thoughtful welcoming care. Flowers that keep you company and cheer your space.

Due to differences in screen resolution and since these products are natural, there may be slight color variations between the pictures and the actual products.

FLOWER CARE

· 2. Before you unpack your flowers, choose a work area that includes a table or countertop and a floor that can resist water. Have handy garden shears, durable scissors or pruners and several empty containers/buckets.

· 3. When you are ready, open the box(es) and begin by carefully unpacking the flowers bunch by bunch, without removing the wrappers protecting the flower buds. Keep in mind that each bunch has several flowers and some type of flowers are packed in two layers within the bunch (rose bunches have 13 stems in the upper layer and 12 stems in the lower layer, or 12 and 13).

· 4. Prepare containers/buckets by filling them with room temperature water. Pour in and mix the enclosed floral food packets provided with each flower order. The floral food has been shown to increase the life of fresh flowers by several days. If by any unfortunate circumstance your flowers do not come with the flower food to not panic. You can replace it with either a soda or just plain sugar. One teaspoon of sugar for 25 to 50 stems is good enough.

· 5. Cut each stem one inch from the bottom or to your desire length. Rinse the bottom part of the stems before placing them in water.

· 7. It takes about 24- 36 hours for the true color of each flower to develop. To ensure longer lasting flowers, continue to keep them out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Change the water and cut flower stems one inch every other day. Each time you change the water, add more floral food (or sugar) and be sure that no leaves sit below the water level.

· 8. Please keep in mind that roses have 3 to 5 guard petals. These, in many varieties, are of a different color than the true color of the rose. For example, white roses may have green guard petals and red roses have dark red or black borders. You can remove them once the flowers start to bloom. Or you can leave them on for a more natural garden look.

· 9. With the passage of time, give your flowers a “face-lift” every couple of days by gently removing any discolored petals and yellow leaves from your flowers.

· 10. Enjoy