Come Visit the Days Market Floral Department!

In our Floral Department you will find a great assortment of gift baskets, high quality fresh and dried flower arrangements, and that special surprise for your friend or loved one. We can even do special orders for holidays and events.

Ann Mair: Our Heber City Florist

Ann was born a coal miner’s daughter in Dragerton, Utah. Her family moved to Heber where she attended school and graduated from Wasatch High School. She has been in the floral business for over 20 years. Everyday brings a new opportunity to create wonderful floral arrangements. She specializes in personalizing funeral and other arrangements. She married her high school sweetheart Mike. They have been together for 36 years, raised 2 girls, and have 6 grandchildren. Ann loves raising Pug dogs, drawing portraits, and collecting gargoyles.

Once You Bring Your Flowers Home...

Our Heber City Florist's recommend that you add warm water with preservative solution as needed. Keep water level high in vase. Arranging foam should be kept saturated. Display in a cool location, away from direct sunlight. Avoid excessive hot or cold areas. Add water with floral preservative daily.

Promptly remove any foliage or flowers that are damaged or beginning to die. For bouquets not arranged in floral foam, hold the stems of the flowers underwater, using a sharp knife, re-cut one inch from flower stems at an angle every 4 to 5 days to maintain water intake.

Fresh Cut Flower & Rose Care

• Remove foliage that will be below water line in vase.
• Re-cut stems underwater with a sharp knife at an angle. Immediately place in a clean vase filled with warm water & floral preservative.
• Display in a cool location, away from direct sunlight.
• Add water with floral preservative daily.
• Promptly remove any foliage or flowers that are damaged or beginning to die.
• Hold stems of flowers underwater, using a sharp knife, re-cut one inch from flower stems at an angle every 4 to 5 days to maintain water intake.

Frequently Asked Questions

If I add Sprite or Pennies to the water of my flowers will they last longer?

Cut Flowers require the proper kind and correct amount of nourishment. Floral preservatives are special mixtures of chemicals that have been developed & perfected to prolong the life of flowers. They contain a sugar base to keep the flower's energy level high, ingredients to inhibit the growth of bacteria and chemicals that lower the pH factor thereby enhancing water uptake. All Day's Market flowers are treated with professional floral food to prolong the life of your bouquet. Home Remedies such as Sprite & Pennies do not contain all the nourishment our flowers need to live their longest and we discourage their use.

Should I put my flowers in the refrigerator or freezer when I get home to keep them fresh?

Fresh flowers & roses should not be placed in either the refrigerator or the freezer! The refrigerator generally hosts a variety of fruits & vegetables that emit ethylene gases which can shorten the life or even kill your fresh flowers & roses. The freezer is simply too cold! When fresh flowers & roses are kept at freezing temperatures even for a very short period of time it can result in the discoloration of the flower & premature death. For best results, we recommend all Day's Market flower bouquets be kept in a well ventilated and cool area of your home or office.