Member's Mark Enhanced Gypsophila, choose color and stem count

Member's Mark™ Glitter Gypsophila or "baby's breath" are delicate blooms that bring an air of elegance wherever they go. Pop them in a vase, scatter them on a table, or use them to craft a dreamy bouquet—you can't go wrong. It's the ultimate way to sprinkle some natural goodness into your space.

Mix 'n' Match Magic

One of the best things about gypsophila? It's a team player. Whether you're going for a rustic vibe, a touch of romance or even some modern minimalism, these babies blend right in. They're the chameleons of the flower world, and they make everything around them look better.

Low Maintenance, High Impact

Busy schedule? No green thumb? No worries! Gypsophila is the low-maintenance flower you've been looking for. Simply set it and forget it. A little water, a little love and they're good to go—making you look like a floral pro.

Endless Possibilities

From wedding bouquets to cute room decor, gypsophila is your versatile flower. It's the secret ingredient that turns ordinary moments into something special. So whether you're hosting a shindig or just want to treat yourself to some floral goodness, gypsophila is ready to deliver.

Pro Tips & Tricks: How to Make Your Flowers Last Longer

Before your flowers ship, they are prepared for their journey with proper hydration methods. If your flowers appear sleepy and thirsty after their journey, this is absolutely normal! Just follow these simple steps for proper rehydration and watch them bloom to their fullest potential.

1. Unpack your flowers immediately upon arrival.
2. Fill a clean container/vase with fresh, cool water.
3. Using sharp scissors or garden shears, make a 45-degree angle cut at least 1-2 inches off the end of the stems.
4. Place the flowers in the prepared container or vase. Arrange as desired.
5. Allow your flowers to properly hydrate for 1-2 hours.
6. Remove any foliage that falls below the waterline of your container. Leaves will rot and cause bacteria to form and shorten the flower's life.
7. Re-cut the stems and refresh the flower food and water every two days.
8. Do not place flowers in direct sunlight or near fruits, heat and drafts.
9. Remove wilting flowers at any time to prevent bacterial growth.

Check out our Floral Care Guide for seasonal stems and other floral beauties.

Need to Know!

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