A retailer asked whether to use silk or bulb flowers for a spring display lasting a month without replacement.
**Use both.** Build a living base with potting soil, natural moss, pods, twigs, and a trailing ivy (if watering is possible). Plant forced bulbs (tulips, hyacinths, daffodils) for the first 2–3 weeks of peak bloom. As bulbs fade, the **silk flowers, bird's nest, butterflies, and permanent greenery** maintain the display's fullness and color for the remaining weeks.
This approach maximizes visual impact and minimizes labor for a month-long commercial display.
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