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		<title>How to Keep Cut Flowers Fresh</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To keep your new arrangement looking fresh and to ensure it lasts as long as possible, follow these top tips:</p>
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<li>Buy your flowers from a reputable outlet</li>
<li>Choose blooms with firm petals or with buds which are showing some colour</li>
<li>Keep them well wrapped until you get them home</li>
<li>Keep them in water until you are ready to start arranging</li>
<li>Make sure vases are very clean</li>
<li>Use fresh lukewarm water and add commercial cut flower food</li>
<li>Remove all leaves which fall below the water level</li>
<li>Take at least 3cm (1&#8243;) off all stems, making a slanted cut with sharp scissors</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t smash or pierce the stems</li>
<li>Avoid placing the arrangement in direct sunlight, heat, or draughts</li>
<li>Keep flowers away from ripening fruit</li>
<li>Don&#8217;t mix daffodils with other flowers</li>
<li>Remove faded flowers as they occur</li>
<li>Top up the water regularly and add fresh flower food</li>
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