Magic Times Rose
A Two-Tone Hot Pink and Cream Bloom That Draws the Eye
Magic Times Rose combines hot pink and cream in a single bicolor bloom, giving it a distinctive, eye-catching look that a single-tone rose can't match. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it pairs well with Hydrangeas and Eucalyptus for a striking, romantic arrangement.
Vase life:
14-21 days
Petal Count:
32 - 38
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- ColorHot pink-cream
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- Bud size: 6.2 - 6.8 cm (2.4 - 2.7 in)
- Bud diameter: 4.6 - 5.2 cm (1.8 - 2.0 in)
- Role: Focal flower
- Color: Hot pink-cream
What makes Magic Times Rose stand out visually?
Magic Times Rose is a genuine bicolor variety, with hot pink and cream appearing together on the same petals rather than as a blended, single tone. That contrast gives it a distinctive, almost hand-painted look that reads as more unique than a standard single-color rose, and it holds that two-tone contrast well as the bloom opens. It's a natural conversation piece in an arrangement that otherwise leans on single-color blooms, and it rarely needs a second focal flower to feel complete on its own.
Why does it arrive looking more closed than expected?
Magic Times Rose ships with its outer guard petals in place, the same protective layer found on every fresh-cut rose in our catalog. It's completely normal and not a defect, gently removing those outer petals once it arrives reveals the fuller bloom and its full bicolor contrast underneath. The pink and cream separation becomes much clearer once that outer layer is gone and the bloom has had time to open in fresh water.
How long does Magic Times Rose last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, Magic Times Rose typically holds for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days, well past the vase life common with roses that have already spent time in a longer distribution chain. A regular recut helps it hold both its shape and its bicolor contrast for the full window, since uneven hydration can sometimes cause bicolor blooms to fade unevenly between their two tones. Keeping the arrangement out of direct heat also helps both colors stay vivid for longer.
Who tends to choose Magic Times Rose?
Florists use it when a design needs a distinctive focal point that doesn't require mixing two separate rose varieties to get a two-tone effect. Event planners also favor it for weddings or celebrations looking for something memorable rather than a conventional single-color rose. It photographs particularly well given the visible contrast between its two tones, which makes it a popular choice for arrangements meant to be shared on social media or in a portfolio.