In the language of flowers, dahlia symbolises gratitude.

General: Preserved flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colors can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects.

Use: Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue. Delicate product to be handled with care.

Humidity: If the humidity is too high, a few drops of color may run off the flower. Darker colors stain more easily. Do not put it in contact with another flower or a light colored porous material to prevent it from bleeding.

Light & heat exposure: The flower exposed to the sun for extended periods of time may discolor - Exposed to heat, it dries out. 

Evolution over time: Over time, flowers tend to wither and fade more or less. Dark colors discolor more than light ones.

Flower's color: Food coloring (non-toxic)

Care instructions: Do not water. Avoid contact with water.

Exotic and symbolic

Originally, dahlia grew mainly in Mexico. It was only in 1800 with the discovery of America that it was imported into Europe. Its name comes from the botanist of the same name: Andreas Dahl. The flower has many round or pointed petals, making it its main beauty. It is a true symbol of self-giving. The preserved fuchsia pink dahlia also refers to lush beauty. It will be highlighted in the middle of a plant creation, thanks to the green of the plants surrounding it.

Flower of gratitude

When we offer preserved dahlias, we express our gratitude. To further personalize the message, it can be combined with preserved roses or preserved carnations. This flower has the particularity to be very rich in petals which brings substance and complexity to a floral composition. It has a very pronounced fuchsia pink color that can enhance a rather neutral room and bring vitality to all decorations. SecondFlor's preserved dahlia keeps its freshness and beauty for many years.