High & Magic Rose
A Warm Orange-Yellow Blend, Bold and Unmistakable
High & Magic Rose combines orange and yellow tones in a single bloom, giving it a warm, sunset-like presence that stands out in any arrangement. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it pairs naturally with Sunflowers and Solidago for a bold, warm-toned design.
Vase life:
14-21 days
Petal Count:
34 - 40
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- ColorOrange-yellow
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- Bud size: 5.5 - 6.1 cm (2.2 - 2.4 in)
- Bud diameter: 4.4 - 5.0 cm (1.7 - 2.0 in)
- Role: Focal flower
- Color: Orange-yellow
Why does High & Magic Rose look more closed on arrival?
High & Magic Rose ships with its outer guard petals in place, the same protective layer present on every fresh-cut rose we send. It's completely normal, not a defect, and removing those outer petals once the rose arrives reveals the fuller bloom and its full orange-yellow blend underneath. The two-tone effect becomes much more visible once the outer layer is gone and the bloom has had time to open in fresh water.
How long does High & Magic Rose last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, High & Magic Rose typically holds for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. That's a meaningful improvement over roses that have already spent time in a longer, multi-step supply chain before reaching a customer. A clean recut every few days helps it hold both its shape and its color blend for the full window, since bicolor varieties can show uneven fading if the water isn't kept fresh.
What pairs well with High & Magic Rose?
Its warm, blended color works especially well in fall-toned arrangements, paired with other warm colors rather than cooler pastels that would clash with its intensity. Sunflowers reinforce the same warm mood, while Solidago adds texture without competing with the rose's bold, two-tone color. It also stands out well as a single accent stem inside an otherwise neutral arrangement, letting the bicolor bloom serve as the visual focal point.
Who tends to choose High & Magic Rose?
Florists use it when a design needs a bolder, attention-grabbing color that a single-tone rose can't deliver on its own. Event planners often reach for it for autumn-themed events where warm, saturated colors fit the season better than pastels or cooler tones. It's a dependable way to add visual interest without introducing a second flower type, since the color variation is already built into a single stem. For anyone photographing arrangements for marketing or social media, its bicolor blend also tends to stand out more in images than a single-tone bloom would.