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Honeysuckle, can I...

My Honeysuckle smells beautiful. Can I cut some and take it in doors? If I can, how can I keep it at its best?

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  • lostinrates
    lostinrates Posts: 55,283 Forumite
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    My Honeysuckle smells beautiful. Can I cut some and take it in doors? If I can, how can I keep it at its best?

    Yes, i do, but i do not find it lasts that long. I just put mine in plain water, so will be reading for honey suckle keeping tips. :)
  • I wonder if some sugar water will help it last longer?
  • blossomhill_2
    blossomhill_2 Posts: 1,923 Forumite
    I can't promise for honeysuckle ... but for many flowers that don't seem to do too well in water you can try scorching the cut end with a match flame before putting in water up to its neck; this makes them take up as much water as possible

    There is a specific method for preparing each type of flower - it is called "conditioning" if you want to Google it, there's probably a very dteailed guide out there somewhere
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  • I can't promise for honeysuckle ... but for many flowers that don't seem to do too well in water you can try scorching the cut end with a match flame before putting in water up to its neck; this makes them take up as much water as possible

    There is a specific method for preparing each type of flower - it is called "conditioning" if you want to Google it, there's probably a very dteailed guide out there somewhere

    Thanks I will give it a go.
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