


The biggest factor in vase life is water quality and stem hydration. A few simple steps at home can add days to your bouquet.
For floristry and wholesale handling, Australia’s industry follows postharvest standards that emphasise cool chain management and hygiene from farm to store. This is part of why florist-made bouquets often outlast supermarket bunches. Standards Global+1


Quality shows up in three places that matter to recipients.
The card is often what the recipient keeps. Keep it short and specific.
If you have a precise look in mind, add a brief note in checkout or call the shop.
If the bouquet needs to look perfect for longer than a day, plan for a quick refresh.
You can place your order online and select a design from the Roses category or request white roses as your preferred colour where noted. If you need advice or a timed delivery, call during trading hours to speak with the team in Carrum Downs. Store details, phone and hours are listed on the site.
With clean water, flower food and regular stem recuts, white roses typically last about a week, and often longer in cool rooms. Refresh water every two to three days. Better Homes & Gardens
You can gently remove the outer guard petals if they look bruised. This helps the bloom open evenly and tidily. Better Homes & Gardens
Some varieties are lightly scented while others are bred for form and vase life. If fragrance matters, mention it when you order so the florist can choose accordingly.
Delivery windows depend on courier runs and traffic. Place your order online, then call the shop to coordinate a window for offices or events. tranquilblooms.com.au
Florist bouquets are conditioned and stored in a controlled cool chain, which supports longer vase life at home. archive.dpi.nsw.gov.au
Use the commercial flower food provided. It contains the right balance of sugar and biocide. If you run out, change the water more frequently and keep the vase very clean. Better Homes & Gardens







