Air-drying. This popular drying technique involves hanging flowers upside down to dry over time. It produces florals with straight stems, making it a great option for dried flower bouquets.

When deciding which flowers to snip, Roberson says to go with ones that aren’t completely open and not quite mature, explaining that “they continue to open as they dry and may lose petals if ...

The Oregonian Here's how to dry flowers so they will retain their beauty: • Choose flowers that are in early or full bloom. • Gather flowers in small bunches -- no more than 1 inch in diameter.

Drying flowers is a simple and fun way to create keepsakes from special bouquets, corsages, or flowers from your own garden. It’s actually super easy to do, and you’ll love the results!

Certain mature woody plants such as Indian hawthorn (Rhaphiolepis spp.), ground cover roses (e.g, Flower Carpet series), shrub roses such as Iceberg, and butterfly bushes (Buddleia spp.) flower ...

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