People ask us weekly: "How are your dried flowers better than a regular bouquet?" Honest answer: they aren't — they're two different products for different situations. Here's a side-by-side comparison so you can choose.
Longevity
Fresh: 5–10 days. Dried: 2–4 years. Landslide for dried.
Price per day of life
Fresh and dried cost similar upfront, but dried are 50–100× cheaper per day.
Emotional impact
Fresh — celebration, gift, attention. Dried — calm, everyday, slow living.
Care
Fresh: daily water changes, stem trimming, fridge at night. Dried: monthly dusting. That's it.
Eco footprint
Fresh flowers are mostly imported from Kenya/Netherlands/Ecuador with air freight, refrigeration and chemical preservatives. Dried are local, low-energy, compostable. Big win for dried.
When to choose which
Fresh: gifts for specific dates, strong-scent moments, bright-color photo shoots, one-off celebrations.
Dried: home/office/café decor, wedding decor ordered ahead, bouquet as long memory, zero-maintenance living, eco-conscious, minimalist/boho interiors.
We chose dried as our main product because it's a solution for daily life, not for a single celebration. Browse what's in stock in the catalog.
