Dry flowers
Stock dried flowers that deliver colour and texture with zero shelf-life pressure. Pampas, dried roses, and seasonal dried blooms, priced for trade and ready to ship next-day across the UK.
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SalePampas - Limited Edition - Plume - 3 Stems 120cm
Pampas - Limited Edition - Plume - 3 Stems 120cm
Sale price £11.27 GBP Regular price £14.00 GBP -
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Features
Dried Flowers Including Pampas, Roses, and Everlasting Blooms
Mini, metallic and Japanese Stipa pampas, dried roses, Craspedia, Delphinium, Cape Flower Everlasting and Helichrysum are all in stock and ready to order by the stem or bunch.
No Shelf Life Means No Wasted Stock
Order well ahead of wedding season or the Christmas rush with zero risk of stock degrading before it's used.
Trade Pricing by Stem or Bunch
Priced for florists and retailers ordering at volume, with UK next-day delivery available on every order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What dried flowers do you stock?
The range includes several pampas varieties, dried roses, Craspedia Billy Buttons, Delphinium, Cape Flower Everlasting, Helichrysum, and other seasonal dried blooms.
2. How long do dried flowers last?
Dried flowers typically last 1 to 3 years indoors, with sturdier varieties like pampas and Helichrysum often lasting even longer.
3. Do dried flowers need water?
No, dried flowers should never be placed in water. It can cause mould, discolouration, or the stems losing their shape.
4. What is the difference between dried and preserved flowers?
Dried flowers have their moisture removed and become papery and matte, while preserved flowers are treated with a glycerine solution that keeps them soft and closer to their original colour.
5. Will dried flowers fade over time?
Yes, gradually, mostly from sunlight rather than age itself. Kept out of direct sun, dried flowers hold their colour for a long time.
6. Which pampas variety is best for a smaller arrangement?
Mini pampas is the better choice for smaller displays or gift boxes, while the standard and metallic varieties suit larger, more statement-style arrangements.
7. Can dried flowers be used outdoors?
Dried flowers are designed for indoor use. Rain, humidity, and direct sun will cause them to fade or break down quickly outdoors.
8. Are dried flowers low maintenance?
Yes, dried flowers need no watering, feeding, or trimming. Occasional gentle dusting is normally all that's needed.
9. Can florists and retailers buy dried flowers wholesale?
Yes, Fora Nature supplies dried flowers at trade prices by stem or bunch, with UK next-day delivery available for trade accounts.
10. What are dried flowers commonly used for?
Dried flowers are used in home decor, wedding and event styling, retail displays, and as a filler alongside preserved foliage in mixed arrangements.