Dried protea

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❀Product Name: dried natural robin protea flower ❀Product Specifications : one quantity is one branches，1/2/5 branches can be choose The overall length is about 40-50cm Product technology : Naturally growing plants, only after drying treatment, retain the original characteristics of the plant Product useage : Unique style robin flower, unique style protea flower, suitable for filling vases as decorations, or with other dried flowers to make dried flower art ornaments Precautions; Natural…

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Dried Protea Flowers

Style No. 68956697; Color Code: 066 Prized in the floral design community for its singular look and otherworldy feeling, the king protea makes a bold statement on its own or in an arrangement. A tropical bouquet staple, these dried king protea stems adds everlasting color and texture to your most creative floral designs. Set of 2 Dried protea stems Indoor use only For best longevity, avoid direct sunlight and moisture Natural specimen; color and size may vary South Africa Terrain Terrain is…

Proteas are fabulous as dried flowers. They have great sculptural qualities and they keep their structure well, not falling apart easily. There are no real tricks to drying your proteas - you don't need to hang them upside down, although it doesn't hurt. Just as long as they are dried without being too crowded, to make sure their shape remains intact, and to allow for airflow. Some even keep their colour well. You can get fancy if you want to - the following are some ideas from Proteaflora…