A tall, slender Eiffel tower vase (16 inches) makes a dramatic statement—if you choose the right flowers and mechanics.
Don't fill the vase with foam. Instead:
Purchase from a true floral wholesaler (not a big-box store) for flowers that hydrate properly and last. Wiring is rarely needed if stems are conditioned correctly: fresh cut, cool water, floral preservative, 24-hour hydration before designing.
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