Tulips for March 8 — how to pick fresh flowers and delight loved ones.
March 8 – Tulips
Flowers are, of course, the most important gift on March 8. And this is not surprising, because flowers are the main association with feminine beauty. It is no coincidence that women are often described as “blooming.”
But how do you choose the right flowers on March 8 so that they not only delight the recipient but also last as long as possible? This is not so easy, but we are ready to give you a few tips to simplify the choice.
To begin with, what kind of flowers will you give? On March 8, tulips are in great demand, but it is best to present them to young girls. For women, however, it is better to choose more serious flowers. How about gerberas or lilies? For ladies of Balzac age, dark roses are the best choice. You can find even more ideas on mosperepis.ru.
In order for flowers to last long, they must be chosen very carefully. Examine them – they should be fresh, the petals firm, and the stem undamaged. Do not buy half-opened flowers – they will not last long. But buds are also not a good idea – they are not very attractive. It is best to choose flowers that are only slightly open. This ensures that they will delight the eye for several more days.
If the weather on March 8 is cold, flowers should be wrapped well, otherwise even the freshest roses or tulips may not survive the trip to the recipient. Of course, you can use a newspaper for this purpose, but many flower stalls have long been selling special films that protect flowers from frost! Naturally, before presenting the bouquet, the wrapping should be removed.
Choosing a bouquet on March 8 is not easy – today sellers offer a huge variety of flowers, and you want to find a truly fresh bouquet. However, if you approach this responsibly, you can give your loved one flowers that will please her for many days, even when March 8 is long behind!
Just do not buy the first spring flowers, commonly called snowdrops. As a rule, they are all listed in the Red Book. Year after year, there are fewer and fewer of them.
March 7, 2007. Forest in the Brest region.