Dahlias
More info about Dahlias
Buy Dahlias as individual items
These three half-tied spring wreaths made of dried flowers are not only a beautiful decoration for Easter, but also a long-lasting and sustainable choice to beautify the home all spring long.
The first wreath, in delicate shades of purple, features the splendor of hydrangeas, complemented by cheerful accents of orange dahlias and fluffy panicles of lagurus. This wreath will add a romantic and playful touch to any room.
The second wreath, in bright orange, shines with the lush hydrangeas and sunny oranges. Lagurus and glixia add subtle texture and enhance the cheerful ambiance of this wreath, which lights up the home with its warm glow.
The third wreath in dusty pink combines the elegance of hydrangeas with the delicacy of lavender, roses and delphiniums. This floral combination gives the wreath a graceful and feminine aesthetic that captures spring in an elegant way.
Flowers Purple : Hydrangea, Oranges, Lagurus, Dahlias,
Flowers Orange : Hydrangea, Oranges, Lagurus, Glixia
Flowers Old Pink : Hydrangea, Lavender pink, Roses, Delphinium
- Dried flower advent wreath made of dried and preserved dried flowers
- diameter approx. 20 cm
- Price is for 1 wreath
- Natural product, color and size may vary.
- Candles and candle holders are not part of the wreath and can be purchased separately from us
Care instructions for dried flowers
Dried flowers are an easy-care and long-lasting decoration option. However, to ensure that they retain their beauty for years, a few simple care instructions should be followed:
Remove dust regularly
Dried flowers will collect dust over time. Use a soft brush or a hair dryer on a low setting to gently remove the dust without damaging the flowers. Avoid wiping with a damp cloth as moisture can ruin the dried flowers.
Keep away from moisture and water
Humidity is the biggest enemy of dried flowers. Never leave them in a damp room (like a bathroom) as this can cause the material to soften or become moldy. Also avoid spraying the flowers with water to maintain their shape and durability.
Avoid direct sunlight
Dried flowers should not be exposed to direct sunlight. UV rays can fade the colors and make the flowers more sensitive. Place your dried flowers in a shady or indirectly lit place.
ensure air circulation
A dry, well-ventilated room is ideal for storing dried flowers. Good air circulation helps prevent moisture buildup and ensures that the flowers stay beautiful for longer.