Generalities : Stabilized flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects (slightly split petals, damaged sepals...).

Use : Can be glued with hot glue or cold floral glue.

Can be decomposed or augmented : petals can be removed and/or reattached according to the glamelia technique (You can also  directly buy petals in boxes).

Can be stemmed either by cross wire technique or using flower holders.

Humidity : If the humidity level is too high, a few drops of colour can flow from the flower. Dark colours flow more easily. Do not put it in contact with any other flower or light-coloured porous material to prevent it from dying.

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

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

Flower's colour : Food colouring (non-toxic)

Odour : Stabilized flowers no longer have a natural smell. It is possible to add a fragrance by depositing one or more drops of our perfume « La Rose » in the heart of the flower

The preserved purple wild rose: synonymous with love at first sight

The preserved purple wild rose offered by SecondFlor is synonymous with love at first sight. It is a perfect flower to offer to signal love at first sight. The purple-coloured rose has notably the reputation of being enchanting and mystical. A preserved rose lasts much longer than a fresh flower, which makes it ideal to symbolize a love at first sight that lasts!

It is a flower that can go well with many other preserved products in all your creations!

The wild purple rose

At the origin of all roses, we find wild roses, including wild rose bushes. Botanists have identified between 130 and 150 species of wild roses, of which only about a dozen species have been used to create today's roses. The latter are the fruit of several centuries of breeding, hybridization and transformation, to such an extent that it is estimated that more than 3,000 cultivars exist today. The rose is therefore the domesticated form of the rose (rosa canina). Unlike the wild rose, which has a corolla composed of simple petals and clearly visible stamens, the domestic rose is devoid of stamens and has a vortex-shaped corolla, with overlapping petals in the shape of a heart. The wild rose is a perfect flower to create compositions with a more bucolic look!

Whatever the product you want to offer your customers, you will surely find it among our large selection of preserved roses!