Broadcaster, plantswoman and author Sarah Raven offers tips.
Fresh-cut flowers can brighten up a home but they tend not to last very long. I've found a simple 10-second method to make them last much longer.
I love buying cut flowers in spring and I have discovered a simple way to make them last longer in a vase if you do a quick ...
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While roses are a garden classic for a reason, they have some major drawbacks. For a more low-maintenance experience, try growing these similar flowers.
Keeping fresh-cut flowers alive isn't always easy, but you don't need to buy any fancy fertiliser or do anything complicated to make them last a lot longer.
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