Not all roses are one rose. Premium long-stem reds, spray roses, garden roses, and fragrant white lilies that seem rose-like all behave very differently — in looks, in scent, and in how long they stay on the stem.
The classic red rose
Our most-gifted bunch — 12 premium long-stem red roses, hand-tied with eucalyptus. Deep colour, generous heads, and a vase life of a week when cared for. The default for anniversaries and romantic gestures.
White and ivory roses
Quieter and more formal, white roses suit weddings, condolences, and elegant everyday gestures. They also pair beautifully with green foliage for a cleaner, more modern arrangement.
Beyond roses: similar moods, different staying power
If you like the romance but want something longer-lasting or more budget-friendly, carnations and lilies hold their shape beautifully. Casablanca lilies, in particular, open slowly for several days — a bunch that keeps changing and surprising.
Choosing by stem count
A 6-stem bunch suits a casual thank-you; 10 is the everyday romantic standard; 12 long-stems make a statement. When in doubt, choose fewer, better stems — conditioning quality matters more than sheer number.