See How Garden Roses Bloom
When it comes to wedding flowers, garden roses are one of the most highly sought-after flowers. Browse through any bridal magazine or blog and you're bound to find garden roses in the arrangements. These fragrant roses are offered in an array of colors, bloom sizes, and textures. At Fifty Flowers we specialize in wholesale bulk flowers, meaning the flowers arrive in bud form and need time to bloom. Everyday, we see first hand the transformation these flowers make once they bloom, and we wanted to share it with you. It is breathtaking.
David Austin Rose Peach Juliet Ausgameson
David Austin Rose Peach Juliet Ausgameson is one of our most popular varieties! They're known for their beautiful color and their mesmerizing whorls of petals. Upon arrival, you'll notice some pinky tones but no need to worry this pinky shade eventually fades as it begins to bloom open.
Creamy White Blush Garden Rose
This is one of my favorite transformations! If you were to receive the Creamy White Blush Garden Rose on the left, you'd think you received a standard rose. As you can see, with time and proper hydration, this variety transforms into a stunning, large garden rose!
Soft Pink O'Hara
This timeless and traditional Soft Pink O'Hara rose has four swirls that resemble heart-shapes in the center of the bloom. Notice the first two garden roses on the left, they both have some greenish/brownish outer petals. Those are guard petals which are left on to protect the blooms during transit. See our care instructions below!
Peony Rose Bridal Piano
Our Peony Rose Bridal Piano has a sweet, soft pink color with creamy undertones. As you can see, this variety resembles the look of a peony with its high petal count and distinct petal shape. This garden rose features one bloom per stem and may also come with a couple of buds.
Patience Ivory Cream David Austin
Patience Ivory Cream David Austin Garden Roses have a full aperture bloom. Its creamy ivory color and ruffled petals offer a beautiful whimsical look.
Pink Cloud David Austin Constance
Last but not least, is our Pink Cloud David Austin Constance rose! This ruffled bloom starts with a very concentrated color, which then begins to fade as it reaches it full aperture bloom. You're left with this stunning light pink color.
