Roses

Roses come in many varieties and sizes. The most common types are:

Large-Flowered Roses
These roses feature a single, large, full bloom per stem. They stand out due to their impressive flower size and pointed buds. Large-flowered roses are available in many colors, with pastel shades being particularly striking. Some varieties emit a wonderful fragrance, while others are scentless.

Spray Roses (Floribunda Roses)
These roses grow in clusters and have an upright growth pattern. They are known for their rich flowering and are perfect for voluminous bouquets.

Each rose color carries its own symbolism:

Red – Love and respect
White – Pure love, dignity, and purity
Pink – Happiness, gratitude, and tenderness
Orange – Desire, appreciation, and sympathy
Yellow – Friendship and connection

Color combinations also have meanings. A white and red rose together symbolize eternal unity. A bouquet of roses expresses gratitude, while a single rose in a bouquet means: you are the only one for me!

Avalanche+® is an exclusive large-flowered rose that always fully opens. Its long, strong stems have remarkably few thorns, and its fresh green foliage exudes health. Avalanche+® has an exceptionally long lifespan and stays beautiful for up to 14 days. Thanks to its consistent top quality, this rose has been awarded multiple times.

Red Naomi is the ultimate love rose, with its velvety, deep red petals. This rose has a large bud with up to 80 petals per bloom and is the only cultivated red rose with a subtle, sweet fragrance. Red Naomi roses have excellent transport properties and a long vase life.

The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians admired roses thousands of years ago. In Europe, roses became truly popular in the 16th century, and since then, the variety of species has expanded enormously.