1. Prep Your Vase. To make cut roses last as long as possible, two of the most important keys are avoiding bacterial growth and making sure the stems can soak up as much water as possible.

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A vase is not a garden of living flowers; it’s a container of dying ones, so they don’t need direct sun. In fact, that’s a bad thing.

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Cut flowers sitting in vases are at risk of dying early as the overbearing heat threatens to shorten their life-span - that's unless you take extra precautions. Comments. Lifestyle.