Do you have difficulty choosing the right type of vase for your cut flowers or do you think it looks great when you put your bouquet in a vase? – Don't worry, we'll give you the best tips on what to consider to choose the right vase for the right type of flowers.
When you want to decorate your home or perhaps the covered dinner table with small vases, think about not filling them with too many flowers and green twigs. The flowers and greenery should not get out of hand, so find a fine balance. Some green twigs and a few cut flowers for color.
If you're feeling creative, the fakir is a perfect tool for creating unique flower arrangements. You can place it on a plate, at the bottom of a vase or directly on the table. If you work with dried flowers, it is fine to leave the fakir without water, but if it is flowers that require water, the fakir must stand in water. Here we have put it in a smaller glass vase.
In tall vases, it is best to put cut flowers with long stems such as lilies, sunflowers, pampas grass and amaryllis for Christmas. In the tall vases, it can also be nice to add green leaves such as eucalyptus and fountain grass along with cut flowers.
Most cut flowers fit in classic round vases. If you have received a bouquet of flowers or have you tied it yourself, the round vase is usually the best choice for a hand-tied bouquet. If the vase has a small neck, it usually gives better stability to the bouquet.