Evergreen Farm Dried Flower Wreaths are hand made with certified organic flowers grown and harvested at our farm in West Newbury, MA.
Please follow the care practices below for the longest life span.
Placement: Hang away from direct sunlight, which fades color fast. Avoid bathrooms, kitchens, and other humid spots.
Indoors is best: Outdoors, use only a covered, sheltered spot like a porch. Rain, wind, and humidity break down the flowers faster.
Dusting: Use a hairdryer on the cool, low setting from about 12 inches away, or a soft makeup brush. Never use water or cleaning sprays.
Handling: Touch as little as possible. Hang from the back with a hook or attached twine. Carry carefully supporting frame.
Heat and air: Keep away from vents, radiators, fireplaces, and candles. Dried flowers are flammable and brittle.
Shedding: Some petals and leaves will drop over time. That's normal. If a piece comes loose, reattach it with a dab of hot glue.
Storage: Keep it in a box with tissue paper, in a cool, dry place. Don't stack anything on top.
Lifespan: With good care, expect 1 to 3 years
Evergreen Farm Dried Flower Wreaths are hand made with certified organic flowers grown and harvested at our farm in West Newbury, MA.
Please follow the care practices below for the longest life span.
Placement: Hang away from direct sunlight, which fades color fast. Avoid bathrooms, kitchens, and other humid spots.
Indoors is best: Outdoors, use only a covered, sheltered spot like a porch. Rain, wind, and humidity break down the flowers faster.
Dusting: Use a hairdryer on the cool, low setting from about 12 inches away, or a soft makeup brush. Never use water or cleaning sprays.
Handling: Touch as little as possible. Hang from the back with a hook or attached twine. Carry carefully supporting frame.
Heat and air: Keep away from vents, radiators, fireplaces, and candles. Dried flowers are flammable and brittle.
Shedding: Some petals and leaves will drop over time. That's normal. If a piece comes loose, reattach it with a dab of hot glue.
Storage: Keep it in a box with tissue paper, in a cool, dry place. Don't stack anything on top.
Lifespan: With good care, expect 1 to 3 years
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