Cut flowers that last a long time

Enjoy a long lasting bouquet! Choose cut flowers that last a long time - it benefits both the wallet and the environment.

Tulips, peonies, dahlias and amaryllis are examples of long-cut flowers. Which flower varieties you choose has an effect on how long lasting your bouquet will be. Some flowers have a longer life in the vase than others.

Be inspired by our list of long-life cut flowers according to the season.

A bouquet of pink tulips in a vase on a table in a kitchen

Long lasting spring flowers

Tulips, buttercups and sweet anemones are perfect for spring. You can also use beautiful twigs, enjoy the wonderful scent, and the yellow color of the mimosa.

If you pick twigs from nature, it is important that you make a long oblique cut. Fill a vase with cold water, almost all the way up. Change the water often. Make sure that no leaves are in the water.

Choose from; tulips, buttercups, anemones, mimosa and daffodils.

A person is holding a large bouquet of pink peonies. A blue sky is visible in the background

Long lasting summer flowers

For the summer we want romantic peonies, allium, zinnias and crispy peas. All these wonderful summer flowers you can grow in your own garden.

If you do not have a garden, you can go out and pick yourself a fantastic meadow of flowers. Keep in mind that they also appreciate being trimmed before they are put in water.

Choose from; peony, sweet pea, daisy, lejongap, allium, poppy and zinnia.

Someone is holding a large bouquet of purple hydrangeas. Green outdoor flowers and a white house wall are visible in the background

a woman holds a bunch of amaryllis in her arms, amaryllis are in the colors polka, red and pink amaryllis

Long lasting winter flowers

Autumn turns into winter and the graceful amaryllis makes its entrance. And did you know that the poinsettia can turn into a beautiful cut flower?

When your poinsettia starts to look sad in its pot, you can cut it off. Then let it stand in water for a while so that the milk juice flows out. Put the flower in a beautiful vase and enjoy it for a few more weeks.

Choose from; amaryllis, Christmas rose, hyacinth, poinsettia, ilex, skimmia.

Close-up of a bouquet in purple tones containing roses and santini

Long lasting all year round flowers

There are also long-lasting cut flowers that do not depend on the season. Fill your bouquet with classic roses, carnations, bridal veil, alstroemeria and beautiful green eucalyptus all year round.

a hand holding a glass bottle pouring water into a glass vase

5 tips - make your cut flowers last longer

1. Make sure the vase is clean.
2. Cut the flowers with a sharp knife.
3. Remove leaves that have ended up below the water line.
4. Change the water every day.
5. Place the flowers in a bright place.

Here you will find care advice for our most common cut flowers.

Long-lasting flowers for every occasion

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, sending a housewarming gift, or surprising someone special on Mother’s Day – is long-lasting flowers a perfect choice. They bring beauty and joy that lasts, making every moment more memorable.

With over 35 years of floristry experience, David Denyer is a renowned master in his field. His talent and artistic vision have earned him numerous accolades and awards, establishing him as one of the industry's leading figures. David has captivated audiences worldwide, showcasing his passion for floristry in Europe, China, Australia, and America. His captivating demonstrations have left a lasting impression on floral enthusiasts globally. In 2023, David made a memorable appearance on the prestigious television show, Gardeners World, further solidifying his reputation as an exceptional florist. David's journey to success began in 1996 when he was named Interflora "Florist of the Year." Since then, he has represented the United Kingdom in the "Europa Cup" and achieved consecutive Chelsea Gold Medals and Best in Show titles at the renowned Chelsea Flower Show from 2000 to 2003. In July 2004, David was once again named Interflora "Florist of the Year" and led his team to victory at the Interflora World Cup in Melbourne, Australia. He continued to impress with another Chelsea Gold Medal in 2005 and received a Gold Medal in 2011 for his floral installation titled "A Sense of Perspective." David's Accolades: July 1996: Interflora "Florist of the Year"; September 1999: Represented the UK in the "Europa Cup" in Austria; May 2000-2005: 6x Consecutive Chelsea Gold Medal and Best in Show - Professional Floristry; July 2004: Interflora "Florist of the Year"; September 2004: Interflora World Cup Winners in Melbourne, Australia; 2011: Chelsea Gold Medal for "A Sense of Perspective" floral installation; 2023: Appeared on Gardeners World in 2023; David's vast experience and expertise now benefits Eflorist customers. Understanding the emotional power of flowers, he ensures that every customer receives the utmost delight when enjoying their thoughtfully sent bouquet.