We've used this trick for years to revive our Christmas tree, but I had never thought to try it on flowers! It would probably just apply to those with woody stems, as it would probably be too harsh for the others. What do you think?I have some wilting roses on my dining room table; now I will have to experiment! Thanks so much for sharing. And I love your new intro!
That's amazing! Have you ever tried drying hydrangeas? Maybe it doesn't work on store bought ones, I don't know, but I dry the ones that I cut off my bush and they last about a year.
We've used this trick for years to revive our Christmas tree, but I had never thought to try it on flowers! It would probably just apply to those with woody stems, as it would probably be too harsh for the others. What do you think?I have some wilting roses on my dining room table; now I will have to experiment! Thanks so much for sharing. And I love your new intro!
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That's amazing! Have you ever tried drying hydrangeas? Maybe it doesn't work on store bought ones, I don't know, but I dry the ones that I cut off my bush and they last about a year.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this great tip! I never knew this.
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job with this.
ReplyDeleteI had no Idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness you posted this, because I woke up to sad hydrangeas this morning!
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