Which flower varieties are suitable for growing and arranging in spring

In spring, flowers bloom in a riot of color. Today, we have carefully selected several "long-lasting" flowers that are perfect for growing in spring.

Tulip

Tulips have an elegant flower shape and rich colors - red, white, pink... each one exudes a unique charm, making them a representative flower of spring. After bringing tulips home, cut the stems at a slant of 45 degrees, and place them in a ventilated spot, away from air conditioner vents and heating, and out of direct sunlight. Change the water every 1-2 days; the flowering period lasts about 15 days.

Ranunculus (Persian buttercup)

Ranunculus petals are thin and delicate, with soft colors. The flowering period is 15-20 days, making them suitable for the living room or bedroom. Handle them gently, cut the stems at a slant, keep the water level at 1/2 of the stem, add flower preservative or a few drops of white vinegar and a small amount of white sugar, and trim the stem bottoms and change the water every 2-3 days.

Campanula (bellflower)

Campanula is simply the top choice for lazy gardeners: each small, delicate blossom looks like a string of lively little bells. Caring for them is very simple - just put them in water and they will bloom, with a flowering period of up to 30 days. Place them in a spot with diffused light, fill the vase with water to 1/3, change the water every 3-4 days, and trim the stem bottoms again when they turn black and rot.

Gerbera daisy

The gerbera daisy is like a little sun in springtime, with bright, eye-catching colors - red, yellow, pink - and it is tough and long-lasting, with a flowering period of up to 20-30 days. Whether decorating the living room, dining room, or office, it is a great choice. Cut the stems a bit shorter and at a slant, keep the water level at 2/3, change the water every 2-3 days, add flower preservative, promptly remove withered leaves, and ensure plenty of diffused light.

Sweet pea

Sweet peas have a unique form, with butterfly-shaped flowers in elegant, subtle colors. The flowering period is 10-15 days, making them suitable for a minimalist style. Remove excess leaves from the lower part, cut the stems at a slant, and insert them into clean water with the water level at 1/3 - 1/2, and change the water every 1-2 days, avoiding high or low temperature environments.

Freesia

Freesia is absolutely a spring treasure not to be missed by those who love fragrance. With pure white petals paired with pale yellow stamens, it fills the air with fragrance when in bloom, and the flowering period is 15-20 days. Use purified water or tap water that has been left to sit, a slender tall vase, cut the stems at a slant, change the water every 1-2 days, avoid placing them in drafty spots, and promptly snip off withered flowers.