101 white tulip

A large bouquet of 101 white tulips looks like a dense cloud: the large buds are gathered into a single mass, and the pure white color gives the arrangement a formal severity. Each flower opens gradually, changing shape from a neat bud to a wide-open blossom, so the bouquet remains striking throughout. The tulip stems are firm, with juicy green leaves that emphasize the whiteness of the petals.

Such a number of flowers is appropriate for March 8, when you want to present a truly voluminous bouquet. The arrangement will suit someone who appreciates classic flowers and minimalist solutions without variegated combinations.

To keep cut tulips in the vase longer, trim the stems at an acute angle and change the water daily, adding a special cut-flower preservative. Keep the vase in a cool place away from direct sunlight.