As fall turns into winter, it’s vital for florists to adapt accordingly. The process of winterizing arrangements is as essential as it is simple; while it’s an easy adjustment, it can’t be overlooked. Taking the proper steps to protect flowers in the winter and cold-weather environments makes a significant impact on the health and quality of the arrangements. Once temperatures start dipping below 50 degrees, capturing warm air within flower wrapping is imperative to preserve the quality. Gwen Keller, who . . .
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