Each bunch contains 25 stems.
Roses are iconic flowering plants belonging to the genus Rosa within the family Rosaceae. With hundreds of species and thousands of cultivated varieties, roses are among the most cherished and widely recognized flowers across the globe.
Throughout history, roses have carried rich symbolism and deep cultural meaning. In classical mythology, they were linked to love and beauty, often connected to the goddess Aphrodite. Across cultures and centuries, roses have remained an enduring emblem of passion, admiration, and elegance.
Each rose color conveys its own message:
Red Roses – timeless symbols of love and romance
Yellow Roses – friendship, joy, and celebration
White Roses – purity and new beginnings, often chosen for weddings
Lavender Roses – enchantment and admiration
Orange Roses – energy, enthusiasm, and gratitude
Their versatility makes roses a favorite for every occasion, from intimate gestures to grand celebrations.
Fun fact: In 1986, the rose was officially declared the national floral emblem of the United States by President Ronald Reagan
