Which Flowers Last Longest in a Vase: A Ranking
Which Flowers Last Longest in a Vase: A Ranking
If a bouquet is a gift and you want it to last, a flower's staying power matters as much as its looks. We compared popular flowers from the Luna Flowers catalog.
1. Chrysanthemums and carnations — up to 2-3 weeks
The most durable classic flowers: dense buds and sturdy stems hold their shape the longest.
2. Roses — 7-10 days
With proper care, roses easily last over a week, especially when bought as tighter buds.
3. Gladioli — 7-12 days
Blooms on the spike open gradually from bottom to top, so the bouquet keeps changing and lasts longer than most.
4. Peonies — 5-8 days
Slightly shorter-lived than roses, but watching a tight bud unfold into a full bloom is part of the charm.
5. Ranunculus — 5-7 days
Delicate but fairly resilient, as long as they're kept away from heat and direct sun.
6. Hydrangeas — 4-7 days
Thirsty flowers that drink through their petals as well as their stems — misting them helps extend their life.
Tell your Luna Flowers florist that longevity matters to you, and we'll pick flowers to match. Browse the catalog.