VALLEY OF FLOWERS

Very good sense ^ _

I think it ’s a good shop.

Flowers and houseplants are sold.

A natural florist. The shop feels good, and many of the flowers that you handle can be enjoyed dry, so you can tell them even if you don't understand.

When I asked for the flowers to bring to the flower stand, they made a nicely arranged bouquet. When I told him to bring it the next morning, he gave me some advice on how to preserve it tonight, which was very helpful.

The design sense is really good. I used to buy it from the time I was in Soshigaya Okura, but I chase afterwards to buy a little. My wife and daughter's birthday, wedding anniversary, mother's day, women's day, and somehow. When you give flowers, this is a gift!

On Father's Day, I received a potted plant of arranged hibiscus as a gift, but after about a month, when the buds grew, they fell one after another and the flowers did not bloom. When I called the store, I said, "The same hibiscus that remains in the store is in full bloom, and it is common for the hibiscus to not bloom depending on where it is placed or in the environment. If you over-water the hibiscus, the buds will fall off. It's too late. " Please be careful about running out of water in the explanation. There is such a description, but there is no such description. If you say that a delicate flower should be written in a note, there is no answer and it is not a difficult flower. The reception was a result of the ignorance of the customer, and I doubted that he was eligible to do business with someone who loved flowers! Addition 1 For about a month since the last post, I have tried not to over-water as advised by the store, but if the tips of the buds are yellowish, they will all fall and you will not be able to see the flowers. As you can see in the 2nd and 3rd photos, the new leaves have spots. Is it some kind of disease? There is no effect even if you spray antibacterial and insecticide! If I know the shipping address, would I like to contact you? Addition 2 When I thought about it and searched online, there were many consultations about hibiscus buds falling. Causes include excess and deficiency of water, excess and deficiency of sunlight, poor ventilation, fertilizer balance and rooting, etc., and I did not like the heat and humidity of summer in Japan. I didn't have any knowledge about this shop, and once I sold it, I realized again that it was the end of the flower shop. It was replanted in a large pot with roots, but after two weeks, the buds had fallen and no flowers could be seen as of August 22nd. Cultivation of hibiscus is very difficult and should not be bought or given as a gift.