Some dry flowers, like lavender and chamomile, can be used in cooking, particularly in baking or as a tea ingredient. Ensure that the flowers are food-grade and have been properly dried.

Dry flowers can be used in various crafting projects such as creating wreaths, decorating candles, making pressed flower art, or incorporating them into homemade cards and gifts.

While most dry flowers are not harmful to pets, some flowers can be toxic if ingested. Always check specific flowers for pet safety and keep them out of reach of animals.

Dry flowers can last from several months to a few years, depending on their type and how they are stored. Proper storage conditions, such as keeping them away from light and moisture, can help prolong their life.