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How to keep cut flowers fresh longer: Tips for Valentine's Day

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It's not Valentine's Day without flowers! Follow these tips from AccuWeather to keep your Valentine's Day flowers looking fresh longer. (Shutterstock)

It's not Valentine's Day without flowers! Follow these tips from AccuWeather to keep your Valentine's Day flowers fresh longer:

  • Change the vase water every two to three days.
  • Add flower flood whenever you replace the water.
  • Every two to three days, trim the stems at a 45-degree angle one to two inches from the stem's end.
  • Keep flowers in a cool room away from heat or direct sunlight.

SEE ALSO: What do your Valentine's Day flowers really mean?
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This Valentine's Day you can say it with flowers, but make sure you know what they really mean.

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