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Who is Debi Lilly
With lifestyle expert Debi Lilly, we launched debi lilly design an exclusive, on-trend inspired floral and home décor line with high style, affordable, accessible, floral arrangements and bouquets, candles and gift products, all located in the convenience of the floral department in our stores. #debilillydesign
Celebrity party planner and author, Debi Lilly believes in elegant and easy design ideas for all. She is on a one woman mission to inspire, educate, and share her twenty years of party planning and stylist tips, tricks and DIY designs to elevate celebrations for any occasion, everywhere. These and more of her stylist secrets are shared in her magazine and book “A Perfect Event".
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Fresh flowers, expert care
From everyday bouquets to special occasion flowers our Jewel-Osco florists take extra care to bring you the best buds, blooms and arrangements.
Whether you’re looking for date night, I’m sorry I forgot, or yay it’s Friday flowers, we're here to help you make an entrance. So, stop by, say hi, and smell the roses. Need something custom? Just
ask!
Want to keep your bright and beautiful flowers for longer at home? Here are three quick tips from our floral pros.
1. Trim the stems: Trim at an angle to allow for better water absorption. Remove any leaves that will be submerged in the water to prevent bacterial growth. Flower food can also provide essential nutrients to help prolong the life of the flowers.
2. Change the water regularly: To prevent the growth of bacteria and keep the water fresh, change it every 2-3 days. Trim the stems again to ensure they can continue to absorb water effectively.
3. Place them strategically: Keep your flowers away from direct sunlight, heat sources and ripening fruits, as these can all cause the flowers to wilt more quickly. Instead, place them in a cool, well-ventilated area.
Looking for more tips? Ask your friendly in-store pros. Stop by Jewel-Osco today and see how we’re perfecting the art of fresh flowers
How do I keep cut flowers fresh?
Providing fresh and beautiful flowers for you to enjoy is the root passion of our floral department. Once you take your flowers home, keep these tips in mind to ensure your flowers stay fresh for as long as possible:
• Maintain fresh water and a clean vase every day to fend off bacterial growth, which leads to wilting.
• Cut your flower stems every two to three days at a 45-degree angle with a sharp instrument to help them efficiently absorb water.
• Keep your flowers in a friendly environment, away from heat, gusts of wind, fresh fruit and direct sunlight.
• Treat your flowers with commercial flower preservatives. These preservative mixtures help keep cut flowers fresh and healthy.
Where can I shop for fresh-cut flowers near me?
There are many places to purchase fresh-cut flowers, but it’s best to choose a vendor that performs the industry’s best practices. We partner with top growers, ensuring the grades of our flowers are at peak industry standards. So, for a fresh and beautiful selection, stop by our floral department ― we’ll help you find the perfect flowers for any occasion.
Do fresh-cut flowers need sunlight?
Indirect sunlight or shade is the best way to preserve fresh-cut flowers. Under prolonged direct sunlight or harsh light sources, the heat can cause wilting. To keep your flowers fresh, place them in a cool, naturally lit area.
What can I add to fresh-cut flowers?
Cut flowers require three things to stay fresh at home: sugar, citric acid and an antibacterial agent. These ingredients provide nourishment, optimize the water’s pH level and fight bacterial growth. There are many home remedies online, but commercial flower preservatives are a great solution to maintain the freshness of your cut flowers. Their mixture offers everything your flowers need to live their best lives.
