Flower drying

Drying flowers helps to preserve their beauty. Learn how to dry flowers using 7 different methods, to preserve your precious blooms.

If you ever wanted to learn how to dry flowers but didn't know where to start, we have everything you need to know.

Learn how to dry flowers with air drying, silica gel, or even the microwave. These three methods to preserve flowers are great for wreaths, bouquets, and decorating projects.

Have you ever wondered about the art of drying flowers and creating stunning arrangements that last a lifetime? In this episode of the Backyard Bouquet Podcast, we have the pleasure of hearing from Hannah Muller, a cut flower farmer located in the beautiful Capay Valley of Northern California. Hannah shares her journey from growing up on Full Belly Farm to becoming a wedding farmer-florist to shifting her focus to dried flowers. We explore the process of drying flowers, the best conditions…

Dried a bouquet of roses my husband gave me, then put them in a jar to display and preserve them. (The container was purchased at Micheals) #hannahevansprojects #driedflowers #vase

This tutorial covers five different ways to dry flowers, including a full visual comparison of all methods and a YouTube tutorial showing each of the methods in detail. Get all your questions answered about drying flowers. #firstdayofhome #driedflowers #pressedflowers

Dried Roses the Easy Way: This is an easy way to preserve a special bouquet of roses. It makes an easy, natural decoration for your wall. It's a great way to save your Mother's Day bouquet; she'll remember how much you appreciate her for years to come.

These pressed flower candles are a great way to bring flowers and greenery inside for the cooler months ahead.

Drying flowers is an easy way to preserve their beauty. We talked with a pro about her favorite flowers to dry and a few smart tips to get the best results!