Product Description

Floral Flurries brings together white fuji spider mums, cream carnations, green button spray mums, and white stock in a clean glass vase, designed with a soft, snow-touched palette that works as easily on a mantel as it does on a dining table.

This arrangement's ivory-and-green color story makes it a versatile pick for the winter season, whether the occasion is a holiday hostess gift, a sympathy remembrance, or simply a thoughtful just-because delivery. It's hand-designed by Milano's UpTowne Florist for customers in Worthington and across Central Ohio.

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What is your flower substitution policy?
When a flower or container is unavailable, Milano's may substitute an item of equal or greater value while preserving the design's overall style, theme, color balance, and visual impact. Major design changes should be handled with customer communication when practical.

Can I choose a different vase or container?
A different container may be possible depending on availability, design mechanics, delivery safety, and price. Call the shop before ordering when the container is important, because online notes may not be reviewed until production begins.

What do different flowers mean?
Many cultures have long assigned symbolic meanings to flowers, a tradition sometimes called the "language of flowers." Roses often represent love, lilies represent purity or sympathy, and sunflowers represent happiness. These meanings can add a personal layer to a gift, though there is no single universal rulebook, and the sentiment behind the gift matters more than following symbolism exactly.

How do I make fresh flowers last longer?
Keep the arrangement away from direct sun, heating vents, drafts, ripening fruit, and extreme temperatures. Check water daily, add clean water as needed, remove fading material, and follow any arrangement-specific care instructions.

How often should I change the water in a vase?
For loose or hand-tied flowers placed in a vase, change the water every two to three days or sooner if it becomes cloudy. Clean the vase, recut stems with a clean sharp tool, and remove leaves that would sit below the waterline.