Outdoor Silk Flowers: Services

FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you have a catalog and can I order over the phone?

A: No. Our products change frequenty and we can only accept orders from our products page for security reasons.

Q: What countries do you ship to?

A: The continental USA via US priority mail, and First class mail to UK and Australia.

Q: Can you ship to a cemetery?

A: Yes. If you make sure there is someone to accept the package, just put the cemetery address in the shipping instructions when you order.

Q: Do you sell the coating in a spray can?

A: No. The many chemicals we use are not able to be sold in a spray can.

Q: How long will the flowers last?

A: Depending how much UV rays the flowers are exposed to, they should last well over 1 year even in direct sunlight.

Testimonials

Your flowers have lasted over two years on my Dad's grave and everyone in the family says they look great. Thanks so much.

Jackie S. Fort Myers, FLA

I use your flowers mixed in with my garden flowers. We always have color year round!

Connie H. Houston, TX

The flowers we ordered for landscaping must be good because people keep stealing them!

Paul W. Calabash, NC

The Red Roses we ordered for our parents grave were so nice we decided to get some for our front yard.

Vicki G. Cleveland, OH

We are not allowed to use water for our garden & lawn due to drought. We are so happy to have a colorful garden again, THANKS!

Bonnie L. Los Angelas, CA

Thanks for your prompt service. We love the flowers. We can't find anything like them over here. We will tell our friends about you.

Susan F. Darwin Australian Capital Territory

My backyard is mainly woods, which makes it too shady to grow any plants other than hostas that hardly ever bloom. I tried putting silk flowers around, but they didn't weather well. Last year I bought a wrought-iron tree with eight movable multi-branched limbs and hung several bird feeders on it. The squirrels loved it.. Whole squadrons of them came to my tree just to empty all the feeders daily. This became financially prohibitive, so I decided to turn the tree into a hummingbird feeder instead. Hummers love red and I do too. I decided to attach a lot of red silk roses to my tree, but didn't want to watch them fade. Google led me to Outdoor Silk Flowers, from whom I bought a bunch of red roses. I duct taped them onto each branch, hung up some hummingbird feeders, and watched happily as hummers replaced the squirrels at the tree. That worked out so well that I bought more roses and made a second tree. Now I have branched out, so to speak, to taping daisies, lilies, irises, and hyacinths to bottle trees and placing them all around my patio. Even though I have too much shade and a brown thumb, I now have what I've always wanted -- a profusion of gorgeous colorful flowers none of which require water, fertilizer, dead-heading, or any other care. It's the ideal situation for me. (PICTURES BELOW)

Barbara C., St. Louis, Missouri