Surprose's coloured roses

Rainbow roses, black roses and blue roses

These roses do not grow naturally; you don't often see them in flower shops. But they do exist. Did you know that these roses are extremely popular precisely because they are so different from standard roses? These are our dyed roses. They are treated with a biodegradable ink, which changes the colour of the rosebud from white or red to a beautiful rainbow rose, blue rose or black rose. The colouring does not affect the vase life of the rose in any way. These are extremely strong, high-quality roses.

Coloured roses, eye-catchers in a vase

Coloured roses are considered premium roses because they are so unique. If you want to give a beautiful gift with a special meaning that will impress and be remembered, then coloured roses are perfect for you! These roses will really catch the eye in your home. It's unlikely that anyone will fail to notice them when they enter the room. You can order a bouquet composed by our experts, or you can compose your own bouquet. Is your girlfriend turning 26 soon? Choose your own number of rainbow roses and select 26 rainbow roses! Make it as personal and to your own taste as you like. If you would like to add gypsophila, eucalyptus or beargrass, you can add something extra yourself! Please note: when cutting the stems, coloured liquid may be released from the stems. Avoid contact with clothing and delicate surfaces to prevent staining.

All colours of the rainbow

No idea which colour rose is best? Can't choose? Then why not go for all colours in one? Rainbow roses are popular for their cheerful appearance; they bring a smile to your face when you see them. They are originally white roses, with ink added to the capillaries of the stem.

The process is not entirely public, so unfortunately we cannot tell you exactly how it is done. We think that's a shame, but it does preserve some of the magic of these roses. The rainbow roses are completely biodegradable and are not harmful to the environment. In fact, those M&Ms on your table are made with the same ink as these beautiful roses!

These roses are often associated with the LGBTIQ+ movement. This is, of course, because of their rainbow colours. And that's the beauty of these roses: they stand for inclusivity, peace, pride and creativity. Not just for this community, but for everyone!

The dyed black rose

The black rose is not something you see in nature either. However, there are deep red roses, such as the Black Baccara rose. This rose is perhaps the closest thing to a black rose, but it is not really black. A truly black rose is dyed with ink. Our black roses are originally Red Naomi roses. These are premium XXL roses from the Netherlands. These red roses are processed to turn them black. This process is done at the grower's, so they are still very fresh when you receive them at home. Black roses are not made from white roses, unlike rainbow and blue roses. This is because the effect is more beautiful, faster and better when the rose already has a dark shade.

The symbolism of the black rose has a positive, but also a somewhat less cheerful meaning. It can symbolise a new beginning, making room for new things and rebirth, as well as closure and farewell. Most black roses are given to signify a new beginning or dark beauty.

The deep red Black Baccara rose

The Black Baccara rose is a very old rose variety that is still popular today. There are not many growers left who cultivate Black Baccara roses. We therefore usually source these roses from Ecuador, where they enjoy plenty of sunshine, which makes them grow quickly and become very strong. True connoisseurs know that there used to be many more varieties of Baccara roses, but the other varieties are now virtually extinct.

The painted blue roses

The blue roses are originally made from white roses, because blue does not grow naturally. A white rose is perfect for achieving the beautiful bright blue colour in your roses. Roses symbolise mystery and unattainable love. This makes these roses perfect for sending anonymously to declare your love to someone. For example, blue roses (alongside red roses, of course) are hugely popular on Valentine's Day. The blue rose also has something magical about it when you see it, so we understand why. Would you like to know more about sending roses anonymously? We would be happy to tell you more about sending roses anonymously.

Of course, you don't have to be hopelessly in love to give and send blue roses. If you know that the recipient loves the colour blue, then why not? Often, the bond between you and the recipient says enough, so there doesn't always have to be an extra meaning behind it, and no one will think twice about it.