ROSES & SPRAY

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Characteristics

Roses are renowned for their classic, elegant shape and delicate, multi-layered petals. Their fragrance, which varies from mild to intense, adds to their appeal. Roses have a firm, woody stem and are available in a wide range of colors, making them versatile for all types of floral arrangements. They’re popular for weddings, events, and everyday bouquets and are often considered the most symbolic flower, representing love and romance.

Care

Preparation: Upon receiving roses, immediately cut at least 1 inch off the stems at a 45-degree angle to maximize water absorption.
Watering: Place in fresh, clean water and change the water every 1-2 days. Remove any leaves below the waterline to prevent bacterial growth.
Storage: Store roses in a cool environment, away from direct sunlight and drafts.
Tips: For optimal blooming, let roses "breathe" by slightly loosening the petals with gentle fingers if they appear tight. Use a floral preservative for enhanced vase life.

Colors

Roses come in an extensive range of colors:

Red: Symbolizes love and passion.
Pink: Represents admiration, joy, and gratitude.
White: Associated with purity and new beginnings.
Yellow: Symbolizes friendship and joy.
Lavender: Unique and rare, representing enchantment.
Peach: A gentle color signifying sincerity and gratitude.
Bi-Color: Many varieties have gradients or dual tones, adding depth to arrangements.

Varieties

Some popular rose varieties include:

Hybrid Tea Roses: Known for their large blooms on single stems; commonly used in bouquets.
Garden Roses: Known for their lush, ruffled petals and antique appearance, often used in high-end arrangements.
Spray Roses: Small clusters of blooms on a single stem, ideal for adding volume to arrangements.
David Austin Roses: British-grown, famous for their fragrant, old-world blooms with romantic shapes.

About

Characteristics

Spray roses are miniaturized versions of traditional roses, with multiple small blooms per stem. They add a charming, delicate touch to arrangements and are often used as fillers or accents. Spray roses bring elegance and romance to floral designs and are favored for their soft appearance and versatility.

Care

Preparation: Trim stems at a 45-degree angle and remove any leaves below the waterline.
Watering: Change the water every 1-2 days to prevent bacteria.
Storage: Keep in a cool, shaded environment, away from direct sunlight.
Tips: Spray roses can benefit from a floral preservative, and careful handling helps prevent petal bruising.

Colors

Spray roses come in a wide variety of soft and bold hues:

White: Pure and classic, popular for wedding bouquets.
Red: Romantic and passionate, suitable for Valentine’s Day or anniversaries.
Pink: Soft and feminine, perfect for baby showers or romantic themes.
Yellow: Bright and cheerful, adding warmth to summer arrangements.
Peach: Warm and soft, suitable for rustic and vintage designs.

Varieties

Popular spray rose varieties include:

Petite Spray Roses: Known for their tiny, delicate blooms, ideal for intricate arrangements.
Pompon Spray Roses: Slightly larger blooms, adding texture and volume.
Garden Spray Roses: Feature ruffled, romantic petals similar to garden roses, often used in premium bouquets.

ROSES

About

Characteristics

Care

Colors

Varieties

SPRAY ROSES

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Characteristics

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