Disposal & Recycling Tips After Unboxing Your Floral Order

Sustainable Beauty: How to Give Your Flowers and Packaging a Second Life

The moment you open an Ecoroses box, you’re not just receiving flowers — you’re participating in a cycle of sustainability. Once your stems have filled their purpose in arrangements, here’s how you can help them return gracefully to nature.

Plant Material

When your roses and ranunculus complete their journey, dispose of them as organic waste or compost. Their natural decomposition enriches soil and continues the life cycle of the earth. Never throw stems, petals, or leaves into rivers or open landfills — composting them is the most sustainable choice.

Packaging

Our packaging is designed with care — laminated cardboard, humidity-control paper, and protective plastic caps all serve a purpose during transport but can continue one after use.

• Flatten and recycle cardboard and paper in the paper stream.
• Rinse plastic caps and sleeves before placing them in plastic recycling bins.
• Avoid burning or mixing materials — separation makes recycling easier and more effective.

Small Actions, Big Impact

• Preserve freshness—wrap your bouquets in moisture-control paper.
Keep moisture paper to wrap bouquets.
• Offer your clients small “recycling tips” with every delivery.

Every small gesture counts. By choosing Ecoroses, you’re already part of a responsible supply chain. With mindful disposal, your flowers leave a lasting impression — not on the planet, but on the hearts of those who see them.