Yellow Fresh-Cut Roses
One Sunny Yellow Variety, Farm-Selected
Yellow Fresh-Cut Roses gives you a box of yellow roses, all from a single variety our farm selects for you. Farm-direct from Ecuador, every stem in the box comes from the same plant, so the color and bloom shape stay consistent throughout.
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
- ColorYellow
- Delivery date—
Please select a delivery date to add to the cart.
From $32.25
In Stock
- Role: Focal flower
- Color: Yellow
Which exact rose variety will I receive?
You choose the color, yellow, and our farm selects one specific variety in that color for the entire box, based on what's in peak condition that week. That means every stem in your order comes from the same plant, giving you a consistent bloom shape and shade throughout, rather than the variation you'd see in a mixed-variety box. The exact variety can shift from one order to the next depending on availability, but the color itself stays true to what you selected.
How is this different from a Yellow Mix Rose Box?
This box sticks to one variety only, while our Yellow Mix Rose Box combines two or more varieties in the same color. If uniform, matching blooms matter more than variation within the color, this single-variety box is the better fit. It also tends to be the more economical of the two options, since sourcing one variety in volume is simpler than coordinating several.
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 every stem comes from the same variety, they tend to age at a similar rate, which helps the whole box stay visually consistent through the full window. Recutting each stem at an angle every few days also supports even water uptake across the box.
Who tends to choose Yellow Fresh-Cut Roses?
Florists and event planners use it when a design needs a uniform, matching color rather than natural variation within the same tone. It's a dependable choice for large installations where dozens of stems need to read as a single, cohesive block of color. It also simplifies reordering, since the same color and single-variety request repeats predictably from one order to the next.