White Mix Rose Box
Several White Varieties, Mixed in One Box
White Mix Rose Box gives you white roses pulled from two or more different varieties in the same color, rather than a single uniform bloom. Farm-direct from Ecuador, every stem shares the same color family while adding natural variation in shade and bloom shape.
Vase life:
14-21 days
1Select delivery date
Recommended Delivery Date: 3 days before your event. (If your event is Saturday, suggested delivery day is Wednesday)
2Select stem length
3Choose quantity
4Review your selection
- ColorWhite
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From $189.00
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- Role: Focal flower
- Color: White
What exactly does "a mix of varieties" mean here?
You choose the color, white, and your box arrives with two or more different rose varieties that all fall within that color family. That means some natural variation in exact shade, bloom size, or petal count from stem to stem, rather than the uniform, single-variety look of White Fresh-Cut Roses. Which specific varieties land in your box depends on what's in peak condition that week.
How is this different from White Fresh-Cut Roses?
White Fresh-Cut Roses sticks to one single variety for the whole box, giving a perfectly uniform look. This Mix Rose Box instead combines two or more varieties in the same color, which adds visual texture and depth that a single-variety box doesn't offer. Which option fits better usually comes down to whether a design wants perfect uniformity or a bit of natural variation.
How long do these roses last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, the roses in this box typically hold for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. Because the box includes more than one variety, some stems may show slightly different aging over time, so recutting the whole box evenly helps keep it looking cohesive. Keeping the water clean throughout also matters more here, since it affects every variety in the box at once.
Who tends to choose White Mix Rose Box?
Florists and home-florists favor it when a design benefits from natural texture and depth within a single color family, rather than a perfectly flat, uniform look. It's a strong choice for arrangements meant to feel organic and layered rather than precisely matched stem to stem. It also tends to work well for buyers who want color-family consistency without needing every bloom to look identical.