Sunset Glory Rose
A Fuller Orange With an Elongated, Elegant Bud
Sunset Glory Rose carries a vivid orange in a more elongated bud shape than most other orange varieties, giving it an elegant, slender profile. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it pairs naturally with Sunflowers and Solidago for a bold, warm-toned arrangement.
Vase life:
14-21 days
Petal Count:
35 - 41
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- Bud size: 5.6 - 6.4 cm (2.2 - 2.5 in)
- Bud diameter: 3.3 - 3.9 cm (1.3 - 1.5 in)
- Role: Focal flower
- Color: Orange
How does Sunset Glory Rose compare to Orange Crush, our other orange?
Sunset Glory Rose carries more petals than Orange Crush Rose, but in a narrower, more elongated bud rather than a wider, rounder one. That slender profile gives it a more elegant, upright look, while Orange Crush reads as more compact and rounded. Choosing between them often comes down to whether a design wants a classic, fuller rose shape or a taller, more sculptural line.
Why does it arrive looking tighter than expected?
Like every fresh-cut rose we ship, Sunset Glory Rose arrives with its outer guard petals intact. This is completely normal and not a defect, gently removing those outer petals once the rose arrives reveals the fuller bloom underneath. Given its more elongated shape, it's worth letting it sit in water for a few hours before judging how open the final bloom will be.
How long does Sunset Glory Rose last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, Sunset Glory Rose typically holds for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days, well past the shorter vase life common with roses already several days into a longer distribution chain. Regular recutting and clean water both help it hold its color and shape through the full window. Its slender bud also tends to hold up well even in taller, narrower vases where a rounder bloom might feel crowded.
Who tends to choose Sunset Glory Rose?
Florists reach for it when a design needs orange with a more elegant, elongated silhouette rather than a compact, rounded one. Event planners often use it for fall events where a taller, more sculptural bloom fits a structured, upscale arrangement. Its slender profile also makes it a strong choice for tall, architectural centerpieces where a rounder bloom wouldn't suit the line of the design.