Cut lilacs early morning when fully hydrated. Use sharp, clean pruners; immediately plunge stems into a bucket of water. Indoors, prepare a clean vase (dishwasher or 10% bleach solution). Add fresh water and floral preservative (florist shops). Remove leaves that would sit underwater. Recut stems at 45°, arrange. Place in indirect light. Recut and add water as needed.
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