Experience the Magic of Blooming with Flower Bulbs in Glass Vase

This is a seasonal product and is available from January until April.

Our flower bulbs in a vase are a stylish centerpiece and a celebration of spring. This stunning arrangement is displayed in a sturdy, handmade, and mouth-blown glass vase, ensuring an elegant and durable presentation. Surrounded by beautiful, long-lasting greenery and blossom branches, the bulbs exude natural charm. Delivered in bud form, you can enjoy the magical process of watching them bloom. Each Fleurop florist creates a unique selection of exceptional flower bulbs, so the colors and varieties may vary with each arrangement. Perfect as a gift to surprise someone or to add a fresh spring touch to your home.

Why choose Flower Bulbs in a Vase?
• A unique, handmade, and mouth-blown glass vase.
• A living arrangement that blooms before your eyes.
• Crafted by a Fleurop florist with fresh bulbs and materials.
• Ideal as a stylish gift or to brighten your own space.

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Flowers with warranty

The image shown is for illustration purposes and represents the type of plant or arrangement you will receive. As plants are living products, colour, shape, composition and the pot or base may differ from the photo. Each plant and arrangement is carefully composed and delivered in the same style and quality as shown. Prices include VAT and exclude €8.95 shipping and handling costs. Changes and (printing) errors reserved.

Care Tips for Flower Bulbs in a Pot or Container

Flower bulbs planted in a pot or container (arrangement) require a slightly different approach than those in the ground. With the correct care, you can enjoy their beautiful blooms for longer. Below you will find the most important tips, optimized for readability and search engines.

1. Watering

Prevent Drying Out: Bulbs in pots dry out faster than those in open ground. Keep the potting soil **slightly moist**, but never soggy.
Good Drainage: This is crucial. Ensure excess water can drain from the pot (holes in the bottom) to prevent the bulbs from rotting.
During Growth: Water regularly as soon as shoots appear and throughout the blooming period.

2. Location and Temperature

Light: Most flower bulbs need a bright location, possibly with partial shade, to bloom properly.
Indoors or Outdoors: If the arrangement is indoors (e.g., on a windowsill), make sure it does not get too warm, as this shortens the bloom time. A **cooler spot** will significantly extend the flowering period.

3. Nutrition (Fertilizing)

Usually Not Necessary: Newly planted bulbs generally have enough nutrients stored inside the bulb for the first bloom.
After Flowering: If you wish to save the bulbs for the following year (which is often difficult in pots), you can apply a small amount of fertilizer high in **potassium** after the flowers fade to strengthen the bulb.

4. Post-Bloom Care and Winterizing

Deadhead (Remove Flower): Snip off the spent flowers (the seed capsule), but leave the flower stem intact. This prevents the plant from wasting energy on seed production.
Leave the Foliage: This is the **most important** step for re-blooming! Leave the leaves and stem until they are completely **yellow and withered** (typically 6 to 8 weeks after flowering). The bulb uses the foliage to store energy for the next year.
Winterizing (for outdoor pots): Protect outdoor pots from severe frost. You can do this by wrapping the pots with bubble wrap or straw, or by moving them temporarily to a cool, frost-free area (shed or basement).

Dimensions

Small: The assembled bouquet is smaller than the bouquet shown in the photo.

Medium: This bouquet corresponds to the size of the bouquet shown in the photo.

Large: Our expert florist will expand this bouquet while maintaining the same colors and style as the bouquet shown.

XL (Extra Large): A generous and striking presentation that exceeds the previous sizes, with even more flowers and fragrance than the bouquet shown.

Remark

For purchasing flowers our florists are dependent on auction prices, and the purchasing price of flowers increases due to market forces. As a result, it may unfortunately happen that the purchase price of some bouquets and roses around holidays and important occasions for flower gifts, such as Valentine's Day, International Women's Day, Mother's Day, or as a result of market conditions, is higher than what you are normally used to from us. This can result in a reduced amount of flowers in the bouquets.