What plant to put in a tall vase?
Choosing the Right Floral Arrangements for Tall Vases For narrow vases, opt for slender stems like tall roses, eucalyptus, or snapdragons. They create elegant lines without looking overstuffed. For wide-mouthed vases, go bold with hydrangeas, peonies, or mixed floral sprays. With tall vases, sometimes a minimalist approach works wonders. Instead of cramming the vase full of flowers, try using fewer stems with more space between them. This gives each flower room to shine and creates a more elegant, airy arrangement.Flowers should be cut at a 45-degree angle so that they don’t lie flat at the bottom of your vase. This allows them to receive maximum hydration and nutrient consumption.Keep adding flowers variety by variety and work in a circle, always walking around the vase, making sure to cover every angle. Now push the stems into the vase a bit and squish in a few strands of ivy to surround (and disguise) the stems. You’d be surprised; a little water, changed often, goes a long way. Done!