This is a special rose that is reminiscent of an English garden rose. A rose that is round and whose rose petals are folded together differently than a classic rose. A classic rose is, for example, the Avalanche rose. This is a classic and very popular rose. There are clear differences between the two roses. Consider the rose petals, how they are folded, the shape of the entire rose and the shape of the rose petals.
About the Victorian rose
All this makes the Victorian rose a very exclusive rose. Because of the exclusivity of this rose, we need a longer delivery time to ensure that every order is delivered with the freshest roses. When you place your order, we will pass it on to the grower. They will then ensure that the number of roses ordered is freshly cut, after which they will go to our flower binders. There they will be hand-tied, receive a freshbag with water and nutrition and be wrapped in paper to protect the roses during transport to the recipient.
Roses, fresh from the grower
The Victorian on the vase
Enjoying your roses for as long as possible is, of course, the aim. Each bouquet that is sent contains a booklet with a number of basic tips for looking after the roses. These include changing the water, cleaning the vase and cutting the stems at an angle. We also add 2 bags of flower food to the roses. Flower food ensures that the roses stay fresh and you can enjoy your Victorian roses even longer. By adding a second bag of flower food after a week, you will see that the vase life of your salmon-coloured roses will be extended. To enjoy your Victorian roses even longer it is best to keep them away from direct sunlight, drafts, heaters and the heating. They also don't like to be near fruit. Want to know why and see some other tips? Then take a look at our care tips.
Availability Victorian roses
The Victorian roses are only available between April and November. When they are available, you can see them below. If the roses are no longer available, they will not be shown. The Victorian rose is a wild rose that only grows in the spring until mid autumn.