New process allows flowers to last years in your kitchen

Has your husband been skimping on flowers because they are "a bad investment" or saying if only they could last a bit longer then he'd get them more often for you? Or are you the guy doing that? (I'm guilty of that).
Well, that's about to change for us all.
As Japanese scientists have recently cracked the code on preserving flowers indefinitely while keeping the flower as it originally was, this process will have these flowers in high demand.
Could you believe that these preserved flowers still feel and smell like they did before they underwent the preservation process?
Well, you'd have to buy it to see for yourself but this will be changing the flower business, and will change the way your special person remembers you, forever.
A new internet startup in the USA, www.timelessbouquet.com has acquired the secret recipe, taught to them by an elderly Japanese lady and will preserve them domestically in Alaska (the frost is the secret ingredient they say) and unlike the other companies who import these preserved flowers from Japan, they will only use fresh flowers grown in America and hand picked by only one specially trained procurer.
They will ship them worldwide because now the flowers won't be dead when they arrive to the special someone.
This has applications for weddings, funerals, just because occasions, birthdays, Holidays and much more.
Here's something to try; send these preserved flowers to your special someone without telling them they are preserved.
Watch them scratch their head a month later wondering why the flowers haven't died and then tell them that's because my love for you hasn't died either.
Good times.