Classical red roses are for example the Red Naomi, the EverRed or the Upper Class. As you can see from the picture, this is not a classic rose. The Red Eye is a Grassheart rose. Had you heard of it before? You can probably see immediately what makes this red rose different from all the other classic red roses mentioned above. The heart of this rose is very clearly visible, while in a classic rose you don't see it so easily. The name of this series of roses says it all: 'Grassheart roses'. The green heart of the rose. Check out our Grassheart roses category if you would also like to see the orange bouquet from this series.
The Red Eye rose
Directly from the grower
The Red Eye rose is grown by Dümmen Orange. When they discovered the rose they knew they had something very special on their hands. Another fun fact about this rose is that most roses need 6 weeks to reach the right stage of maturity, but this rose needs 7 weeks. The big advantage this rose has over most other roses is that its vase life is convincingly long. If the rose is well cared for in the vase, it can last up to 16 days! 16 days is extremely long for a rose! Do you want this too? Check out our extensive tips on caring for your roses at the vase. The roses have a stem length of about 60 centimetres and only appear in one bouquet. This is of course because it is a very exclusive rose, which we want to let shine in its own mono-bouquet. This means that the Red Eye is in a bouquet with only this rose variety and is not mixed with other rose varieties.
Have you become enthusiastic about this rose? Below you will find, when available, the bouquet of Red Eye roses. Below, if the availability of these roses allows it, you will find other special roses, such as the orange Grassheart variety.