Bouquet of 17 red roses

Dense buds open gradually, so the arrangement looks alive and changes from day to day. A strict yet festive bouquet is appropriate both for a personal greeting and in a business setting — it can be given to a grandmother or a colleague. The red color here sounds noble and restrained, without excessive variegation, while the eucalyptus greenery adds freshness.

To make cut flowers last longer in a vase, trim the stems at an acute angle and change the water every two days, rinsing the vase. Keep the bouquet away from direct sunlight, drafts, and fruit — they speed up wilting.