Floral arrangement - Santa's help

Christmas

floral arrangement “Help of Santa Claus” Whatever Santa

Claus, he needs your help! The reindeer are a bit old, the sleigh is full and heavy, the people are many, spread all over the globe. So please be kind, also this year, and send through Floria couriers at least some of the gifts - such as this flower arrangement. Add a touch of magic to your holidays with the

Christmas floral arrangement “Help of Moses”. This arrangement combines the freshness of natural flowers with festive accents, creating a special gift or spectacular decoration for your home or office. Your

order includes fast delivery in 2-4 hours nationwide, and the arrangement comes accompanied by a gift greeting. The shape and color of the pot may vary slightly depending on the delivery area, and the size of the arrangement is about 20 cm high and 23 cm in

diameter.What types of flowers does the Christmas flower arrangement “Help of Moses” contain?

The arrangement is made with elegant red roses, craspedia for texture and volume, skimmia and white lisianthus for delicacy and contrast.

The floral elements are complemented by Christmas decorations, which highlight the chromatic and festive design of the arrangement. What colors are the flowers in the arrangement?

The chromatics of the arrangement is specific to the winter holidays. Red roses add intensity and elegance, white lisianthus provide a bright and pure accent, and skimmia and craspedia bring natural tones of green and yellow. Christmas decorations complement the composition with discreet festive accents.

How to care for a Christmas floral arrangement “Helper of Moses”?

To preserve the freshness of the flowers, make sure that they receive fresh water daily, and the flower tags are cut obliquely before placing in the pot. The arrangement should be kept in a cool place, protected from direct sun and sources of intense heat. In the case of floral sponge arrangements, moisturize the sponge periodically to keep the flowers fresh throughout the holiday season.