Bouquet Amber

Daffodils are wonderful on their own: fifteen stems are gathered into a neat dome that holds its shape and doesn't fall apart. The bouquet works as a standalone gift or as an addition to another present—it isn't overloaded with details and speaks for itself. Such an accent will refresh the interior of a kitchen or living room, and on a festive table it will become the center of attention.

To make cut daffodils last as long as possible in a vase, trim the stems at an sharp angle and change the water every two days, rinsing the vessel. Keep the bouquet away from direct sunlight and drafts—this way the petals will stay fresh longer.