Garden Roses Bouquet

Distinctive Features of Old Roses

Also known as "Old Roses," they feature a deep cup or rosette shape packed with layers of petals. This full, rounded appearance exudes an elegance that standard roses cannot match.

History of the Garden Rose

Tracing back 5,000 years to China, the Garden Rose is one of the oldest cultivated flowers. Introduced to Europe around 1800, Chinese roses were bred with local varieties, creating the foundation for the luxurious blooms we see today.

Garden Roses vs. Standard Modern Roses

While modern roses are bred for vase life and disease resistance, Garden Roses are bred for beauty, scent, and petal density. They offer a softer, more romantic aesthetic perfect for high-end bouquets.

There are many exquisite varieties, each with unique colors and traits:

Piano Rose (Red & Black)

A stunning deep red or black variety with a perfect spherical shape and long vase life. A favorite in modern floral design.

Caramel Antike Rose

Features a honey-gold center with creamy outer petals. Huge, round, and possessing a vintage oil-painting aesthetic.

Classic Varieties (Damask & Centifolia)

Includes the Damask Rose (famous for intense perfume) and Rosa Centifolia ("Cabbage Rose"), known for having 100 petals and a classic, dense bloom.

The Perfect Peony Alternative

When Peonies are out of season, Garden Roses are the top choice for weddings and luxury events. They offer the same lush, full look but are available year-round.

Luxury Aesthetics & Scent

The complex layering of petals creates a sense of luxury and abundance. Many varieties carry strong, distinct scents—from fruity to myrrh—enhancing the sensory experience of your gift.