Mom's Rose Box

• Role: Focal flower
• Color: Red, white, and peach

What's the exact composition of Mom's Rose Box?

This box contains red, white, and peach roses, a fixed three-color combination with no other tones or flower types mixed in. It's a set palette rather than an assortment, chosen specifically for its warm, celebratory feel without leaning too far into a single romantic red-only statement. That distinction is worth knowing before ordering, since the three boxes solve slightly different needs even though they can look similar at a glance.

How is this different from Cupid Love Rose Box?

Cupid Love Rose Box sticks to just red and white, while Mom's Rose Box adds peach as a third tone, softening the overall look and making it feel warmer and more celebratory rather than strictly romantic. That added peach tone is what makes it better suited to Mother's Day than a Valentine's-style red-and-white combination. That distinction is worth knowing before ordering, since the three boxes solve slightly different needs even though they can look similar at a glance.

How long do the roses in this box last?

Farm-direct from Ecuador, the roses in Mom's Rose Box typically hold for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. Keeping the water clean helps preserve the contrast between all three tones through the full window. Recutting each stem at an angle also helps keep water uptake steady across the box as a whole.

Who tends to choose Mom's Rose Box?

Florists and event planners reach for it specifically for Mother's Day orders, where the warm three-color combination is exactly what's being requested without needing further customization. Either way, knowing exactly what determines the mix makes it easier to decide which of our rose boxes actually fits the order. It's a natural pick whenever the occasion itself, not the buyer, dictates the color palette in advance.