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Three stems are enough in a narrow vase, five to seven in a wide-necked vase. An odd number always gives a more natural silhouette.

An eighty-centimeter peony or eucalyptus will stand in a tall floor vase, as long as the neck holds it a little snugly. For a table, a stem of around sixty centimeters is enough.

Warm the base between your fingers to soften it, then press it firmly to the bottom of the cup. If it is still too thin, a drop of melted wax will hold it in place.