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Preserved Flowers by Verdissimo – The Perfect Floral Choices for the Entire Month of Love

Whether given as a gift early in February or later in the month, preserved roses remain relevant, appreciated, and strong.

By: THURSD. | 18-02-2026 | 4 min read
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Roses have long symbolized love, affection, and connection. But for many, the classic bouquet that looks stunning on Valentine’s Day begins fading just days later. Verdissimo preserved roses offer a different option: fresh-looking roses that can last for months without watering, refrigeration, or maintenance. Because of this, they are not only suited to a single holiday – they are an ideal way to maintain the feeling of romance throughout the entire month of February and even longer.

Preserved Roses by Verdissimo – A Lasting Alternative for the Month of Love

Preserved roses are real flowers that have been carefully processed to retain their shape, texture, and color. Unlike cut roses that can slowly wilt within a week or two, preserved roses remain visually striking for months when displayed in proper conditions. For florists and consumers alike, this long-lasting characteristic changes the way flowers can be integrated into celebrations, décor, and everyday life.

 

Preserved roses by Verdissimo
Red, white, and pink preserved roses, the perfect combo to show your love the entire month!

 

For florists, preserved roses are a reliable inventory option. Traditional roses require precise timing in ordering, display, and delivery, particularly around peak dates like February 14. Any delay in the supply chain or a shift in customer pick-up time can quickly affect the quality of the product. In contrast, preserved roses can be stocked earlier and used throughout the season without concern for immediate wilting. This reduces waste, simplifies planning, and allows florists to focus on mere design.

 

Preserved flower arrangement by Verdissimo
An arrangement by Italian floral designer, Concetta Spitaleri, using preserved flowers by Verdissimo

 

Additionally, the longer lifespan of preserved roses makes them a strong post-Valentine’s offering. Customers who miss the chance to give flowers on the 14th can still choose a meaningful and attractive present later in the month. Florists can promote preserved roses as a romantic option that lasts, tapping into a broader sales window.

 

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A round dose of preserved roses to keep celebrating love

 

Why Preserved Roses and Flowers in General Hold Their Appeal Longer

The preservation process stabilizes the flower’s cellular structure while removing elements that lead to decay. The result is a flower that keeps its natural appearance without needing water or refrigeration. For customers, this means a rose arrangement they can place on a desk, bedside table, or living room without daily care. A preserved bouquet becomes part of the environment, not just a fleeting gesture.

 

A couple celebrating with preserved flowers
A couple celebrating with preserved flowers

 

Because they do not require watering or trimming, preserved roses are also suited to gift recipients who may not have experience caring for fresh flowers. They remain fresh in appearance with minimal effort, making them accessible to a variety of lifestyles.

 

Red preserved roses in a vase

 

A Range of Colors for More Than a Single Day

Verdissimo's preserved flower assortment covers a wide palette of colors, from classic reds to softer tones like blush, ivory, peach, and lavender. This variety allows florists and designers to create arrangements that fit different tastes and settings, beyond traditional Valentine’s color schemes. Soft or muted tones can work just as well in living room décor as bold shades do in a romantic gift.

 

A white preserved rose
A classic, white preserved rose

 

Since preserved flowers retain their colors so well, they can be used in displays well into March and beyond the year. This provides value for customers who want a reminder of an important relationship that stays visible long after one specific date has passed. Here are a few ways to incorporate your favorites throughout the month:

These options give florists flexibility and customers more reasons to choose preserved flowers well beyond February 14.

 

A couple with a bouquet of preserved flowers by Verdissimo
Ways of showing love through preserved flowers

 

Keeping Romance Visible Every Day

Roses have always been a symbol of affection. In a world where freshness often means short life, preserved roses extend the visual presence of that symbol. They allow florists to offer an option that stays beautiful and consistent long after the typical bouquet would have faded. For customers, they turn a single moment into a visible reminder that stays part of daily life, reinforcing connection and intention.

Whether given as a gift early in February or later in the month, preserved roses remain relevant, appreciated, and strong. Their longevity is not just practical — it changes how romance is expressed with flowers, making it possible to enjoy beauty and meaning over time, not just on one calendar day.

 

Photos courtesy of Verdissimo.

 

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FAQ

What makes Verdissimo preserved roses different from fresh-cut roses?

Verdissimo preserved roses are real roses that have undergone a preservation process to maintain their natural look and texture for months. Unlike fresh-cut roses, they do not require water, refrigeration, or daily care, and they do not wilt within days.

How long do preserved roses last?

If you keep the product under ideal conditions and proper care, it can last for many years. However, to be more specific, Verdissimo always mentions that if humidity is controlled (below 75%) and it is not exposed to direct sunlight, it will maintain its beauty for at least one year.

Are preserved roses only suitable for Valentine’s Day?

No. While they are a strong option for Valentine’s Day, their longevity makes them ideal for the entire month of February and beyond. They allow consumers and florists to extend romantic displays well past a single date.

Do preserved roses require any maintenance?

Preserved roses do not need watering, trimming, or refrigeration. The main recommendation is to keep them in a dry environment and avoid direct sunlight to preserve their color and structure.

 

How can florists use preserved roses beyond traditional bouquets?

Florists can incorporate preserved roses into long-lasting installations, table centerpieces, framed floral designs, wearable pieces, and decorative arrangements for homes, events, and retail spaces. Their durability allows for greater design flexibility and reduced product waste.

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