Bahia Flowers - Flowers Brazil - Send flowers to Brazil - Brazilian Florist - Brazil Flowers - Brazil Florist - Flower Delivery Brazil - Flowers Sao Paulo

Skype is Floresnaweb

Our Lessons for Today: 

Flowers: How to Lengthen the Life of Your Flower Arrangement; scroll down and learn

Learn all about MARIGOLDS reading below

Watch Our Videos: 

Who we are, learn about us     We deliver Flowers and Baskets    Learn how to Make a Balloon Bouquet    Floresnaweb makes the news on Globo TV    Learn how to make a Flower Arrangement

If you are searching for FLOWER DELIVERIES IN BRAZIL, you have come to the right place. We deliver flowers, gift baskets, plush toys and balloons to any city in Brazil. The prices on our site are exactly what you will pay, delivery charges and taxes are included. Our site is bi-lingual, click on SEND FLOWERS BRAZIL for our pages in English.

If an Attendant is online, you may speak to us now; click on the flower at the bottom of the page to chat or leave us a message. 

   Gift Baskets for All Occasions - Cheese and Wine, Corporate Gifts, Champagne, it's all here....

• Flowers: How to Lengthen the Life of Your Flower Arrangement

  A little extra care can make a big difference for any size flower arrangement or fresh flower bouquet.

  Most floral arrangements last 4-7 days or longer, depending on the flowers used and the care they receive. If you for Flowers Brazil, remember to shop with us. 

  For loose bunches or boxed flowers:

  • Keep your flowers in a cool place until you can get them in a flower food solution. Don't forget how important it is to follow the mixing directions on the flower food packet.

  • Fill a clean (washed with a detergent or antibacterial cleaning solution), deep vase with water and add a flower food from your florist.

  • Remove leaves that will be below the waterline. Leaves in water will promote bacterial microbial growth that may limit water uptake by the flower.

  • Re-cut stems by removing one to two inches with a sharp knife. Place the flowers in the vase solution you've prepared.

  • If you purchase loose flowers for your own arrangements you should also consider these tips:

  • When selecting flowers, look for flowers with upright, firm petals and buds beginning to open. Yellow, spotted or drooping leaves are signs of age.
  • When using woody stems and branches (such as quince, forsythia or lilac), cut the stem with sharp pruning shears. Place them in warm water containing fresh flower food to promote flower opening.

   

  www.floresnaweb.com - We speak English, call us at 55-11-5507-4746 or 5506-5825.

  We are located in the city of Sao Paulo (state of Sao Paulo, Brazil). We deliver flowers, gift baskets and plush toys to all cities in Brazil.

  For weekend deliveries kindly place your order by Friday afternoon.

  Bahia Flowers

  ---

Flower Dictionary: 

Marigolds: Marigolds have a very strong odor. Because of this odor many 16th century gardeners thought they were poisonous. The plant was named for the Virgin Mary — "Mary’s Gold." Marigolds are native to Mexico. Illinois Senator Dirksen in the 1960's tried to make the marigold the national flower. In India an indication of friendship was to present a friend with a lei of marigolds.

A native of Mexico, marigolds have been grown in gardens throughout the world for hundreds of years. Today, they are one of the most popular bedding plants in the United States. Marigolds are easy to grow, bloom reliably all summer, and have few insect and disease problems. The marigold's only shortcoming (for some people) is its pungent aroma.

There are numerous marigold varieties available to home gardeners. Many of the commonly grown marigolds are varieties of African and French marigolds. Less known are the triploid hybrids and the signet marigolds. The African marigolds (Tagetes erecta) have large, double, yellow-to-orange flowers from midsummer to frost. Flowers may measure up to 5 inches across. Plant height varies from 10 to 36 inches. African marigolds are excellent bedding plants. Tall varieties can be used as background plantings. Suggested African marigolds for Iowa include varieties in the Inca and Perfection series. (A series is a group of closely related varieties with uniform characteristics, such as height, spread, and flowering habit. The only characteristic that varies within a series is flower color.) African marigolds are also referred to as American marigolds.

The French marigolds (Tagetes patula) are smaller, bushier plants with flowers up to 2 inches across. Flower colors are yellow, orange, and mahogany-red. Many varieties have bicolored flowers. Flower heads may be single or double. Plant height ranges from 6 to 18 inches. The French marigolds have a longer blooming season than the African marigolds. They generally bloom from spring until frost. The French marigolds also hold up better in rainy weather. French marigolds are ideal for edging flower beds and in mass plantings. They also do well in containers and window boxes. Queen Sophia and Golden Gate are excellent French marigold varieties. Varieties in the Boy, Early Spice, Hero, Janie, and Safari series also perform well in Iowa.

 

---

Cestas Café   Flores Campo Grande    Cesta de Caf'é da Manha   Floricultura em Santo Andre   Flores Bauru   Flores Petropolis    Floricultura Sao Jose dos Campos  Blog Floresnaweb  Cestas de Natal  Cestas Campinas  Cesta Cafe  Flores em Fortaleza  Cestas Cafe  Flores  Floricultura  Flores em Joinville   Flores Blumenau  Cestas Recife  Flores em Campinas   Cesta Café    Bouquet de Rosas   Rosas  Floresnaweb Blog Google   Cesta Café da Manha  Coroas de Flores  Flores Rio de Janeiro   Flores do Campo  Floricultura Curitiba   Floricultura Florianopolis   Flores Brasilia  Cestas Salvador   Floricultura  Porto Alegre  Cestas Fortaleza   Floricultura Brasilia   Presente Diferente   Floricultura Campinas   Floricultura  Guarulhos   Cestas Café da Manhã   Cesta de Café  Cestas de Queijo e Vinhos  Cestas Curitiba   Cestas Porto Alegre  Flowers Brazil  Florist Brazil   Flowers to Brazil  Gifts to Brazil  Curitiba Flowers    Fortaleza Flowers  Salvador Flowers  Flower Shop Brazil   Our Blog