No. Dried flowers generally last one year. When stored and cared for properly, dried flowers can last up to three years.
The following can make good dried flowers: lavender, lunaria, hydrangea, pampas grass, eryngium, cotton stick, roses and proteas.
Yes. If you are looking for more durable and long lasting flowers, then dried flowers are a better option. Dried flowers need no maintenance either.
Keep your dried flowers away from any heat, direct sunlight, humid conditions and wind.
Yes. Dried flowers tend to get more expensive because the process of flower preservation is tedious and costly.
Dried flowers can keep their color for a long time but eventually fade faster when not handled and stored properly.
