Bunch of 15 hydrangeas

Fifteen hydrangea stems make a generous, rounded bunch in soft pink and fresh green. The broad flower heads sit closely together, with pink appearing between the green blooms. Their densely packed petals give the bunch its full shape without added flowers or decorative foliage.

The cut stems are presented in a black MURCI bag with handles for carrying and giving. Once home, take the flowers out of the bag and place them in a sturdy vase with enough room for all 15 stems. Allow some clear space around the flower heads so that the blooms are not pressed against a wall or nearby objects.

Seasonal note: hydrangea flower head size depends on the season, so the fullness of the bunch may differ from the photographs while the stem count remains 15. This variation concerns flower size, not a change to the composition or the pink and green palette.

Use a clean vase and fresh water. Recut the stem ends and remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline. Check the water level and replace the water regularly. Keep the flowers away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.