Bouquet of roses and irises

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A bouquet of roses and irises will appeal to lovers of classic floral combinations, where noble restraint meets light graphic lines. Five roses give the composition a dense, confident center, while twelve irises add airiness and movement: their buds open gradually, changing the look of the bouquet from the first day to the last. The designer wrapping supports the natural harmony of shades and does not draw attention to itself.

Such a bouquet is appropriate both as a birthday gift and as a congratulation on an important event — it looks festive, but without excessive pomp. Roses and irises look good in hands and in the interior, so the composition is equally advantageous both when presented and in the room where it will stand.

To keep cut flowers in a vase as long as possible, cut the stems at an acute angle and change the water every couple of days, rinsing the vessel. Irises like shallow water, and for roses it is better to keep the stems away from the leaves so that they do not end up in the water.