Who says that rose bouquets have to be the same classic red, pink, or white? Getting creative with colors is the key to livening up a single bunch of roses. With more than 30,000 varieties of cultivated roses around the world, it can be difficult to mix and match. Because of this, people tend to stick to the classic single-color collections.
Luckily, you are about to read this guide to hand-picked rose varieties for your convenience. Take inspiration to add a splash of color to your next bouquet!
10 Types of Roses to Create Your Dreamy Bouquet
1. Jacaranda Rose
The Jacaranda rose is elegant and lush, endowed with a hot pink hue that exudes a dramatic and resilient beauty. This was first bred in Germany as a hybrid tea variant and is a popular choice for wedding bouquets and table centerpieces.
The Jacaranda’s striking petals will grace any bouquet with their fruity scent. Because it is almost thornless, it is ideal for picking and handheld bouquets. This is grown in Ecuador, but was first bred in Germany.
2. Esperance Rose
Refined and gentle, the Esperance rose is known for its cream-colored petals, which surround the central petals topped with touches of baby pink. Upon closer inspection, its outermost petals are also adorned with light green.
Its scent is said to be delicate and soft, leaving a pleasant feeling on the bearer. This type of rose resembles a romantic blush, like cheeks dusted with the slightest bit of pink. It originated from the Netherlands and is popularly grown in Ecuador.
3. Atomic Rose
An eye-catching bouquet wouldn’t be complete without the Atomic rose, a round, multi-layered flower that blooms red on the outside and gradually reveals a fiery yellow-orange center.
This type of rose makes a bold statement through its striking autumnal color alone, bringing a magical feel to your bouquet that is sure to have you spirited away. Like most roses, this is mostly cultivated in Ecuador.
4. Bounty Way Rose
The Bounty Way rose blooms big in a dazzling pale lavender, with its delicate pink petals wrapping elaborately around its center. It exudes calm and comfort, with its soft color appealing easily to the eyes.
With its intricate hue comes a gentle aroma. This variant does not steal attention away from different types of roses, but instead complements their beauty by carrying itself gracefully. This was brought to Ecuador after being bred in the Netherlands.
5. Carpe Diem Rose
If you want to make your bouquet more lively without being too lively, the Carpe Diem rose is the one for you. This flower features alluring peach petals, with hints of lavender and pink on its ruffled outer petals.
Compared to the Atomic rose, this Ecuadorian rose has a softer approach to the bearer, making it elegant, yet less intimidating to those who want to experiment with more striking hues. This exquisite flower originated from Ecuador.
6. Iguana Rose
Earthy and inspiring, the Iguana rose’s orange hue is tinted with blazing red on the outer edges and petals. Because of its deep to light gradient transition, the flower resembles a spectacular glowing bulb.
It has a refreshing, subtle scent. It may contradict its dynamic appearance, but is shown to be complementary, much like the exquisite petal colors that go from strong to soft. The Iguana rose is cultivated in the Andes Mountains of Ecuador.
7. Deja Vu Rose
The Deja Vu rose from Ecuador shines with its yellow petals, edges lined with touches of orange and pink, it is a great addition to brighten up any bouquet. It is perfect for centerpieces, or as a complement to the blue summer skies in a dedicated vase or basket.
8. Cool Water Rose
As the name suggests, this soft lavender colored rose exudes a breezelike aura, with a light dusting of pink on its outer petals. This modern hybrid tea rose variety from the Netherlands is stylish and charming, making it a perfect fit for calming bouquet combinations. Its has a subtle scent that matches its muted hue.
9. Philippine Roses
Locally cultivated roses are popular for special occasions. They are also readily available and customizable, depending on your florist. From rich red, pretty pink, pure white, and many more, Flower Patch offers lively blooms that rival their international counterparts.
You can choose from a single, to a dozen, and up to 60 roses in a bunch. Another extra sweet way to gift Philippine roses is to include candies or chocolate with them.
10. Ecuadorian Roses
Ecuador has a unique, elevated landscape and cool climate, which makes it ideal for cultivating roses. A ton of varieties have huge blooms, which set them apart from roses grown in other regions, such as Europe.
Most of the roses mentioned above are grown in Ecuador, as with many other types. To find the perfect Ecuadorian rose for you, consult your local florist for tips and pointers.
Each type of rose is unique in color, scent, and overall atmosphere. In creating the ideal bouquet, consider the way these flowers can convey the type of impression you would want the receiver to have.
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