Cut flowers wilt quickly in intense heat and direct sun, especially on a yacht deck. For lasting arrangements in Florida and the Caribbean, choose tropical varieties with thick, waxy petals that resist desiccation.
As a rule, the thicker and more “plastic-looking” the flower, the better it withstands high temperatures.
High-quality silk or preserved flowers offer a practical, long-term solution. Though initially more expensive, they eliminate replacement costs and maintenance, staying vibrant for seasons.
With the right selections, your deck arrangements can remain stunning throughout the voyage.
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