Method for preserving flowers, particularly roses

Details Method for preserving flowers, particularly roses Method for preserving flowers, particularly roses

1994-01-26

1995-03-21

Beck, Shrive

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Three dimension imitation or 'treated' natural product

Flora

427 4, A01N 300

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053993926

ABSTRACT:
Method for preserving natural flowers, in which the lower end of the stem of the flower is immersed into a water/glycerol solution of a dry composition comprising mineral salts, citric acid and dyes, characterized in that the flower to be treated is severed from the upper end of its stem so that the remaining section of said stem still connected to the flower is shorter than 5 cm and preferably of about 1 cm so that the path of said solution towards the flower be as short as possible.

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Derwent Abstract, No. 49302, of JP 405023052A, Feb. 1993, "Preservation of Cut Flower, Apparatus Therefor and Vase".

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