Country Blues Rose
A Deeper, Richer Lavender With a Dramatic Presence
Country Blues Rose carries a deeper, more saturated lavender than most purple-toned roses, with a noticeably fuller bloom. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it pairs well with Delphinium and Eucalyptus for a rich, moody arrangement.
Vase life:
14-21 days
Petal Count:
53 - 63
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- Bud size: 6.9 - 7.5 cm (2.7 - 3.0 in)
- Bud diameter: 6.2 - 6.8 cm (2.4 - 2.7 in)
- Role: Focal flower
- Color: Lavender
Why does Country Blues Rose look fuller than most lavender roses?
Country Blues Rose carries a noticeably higher petal count than many other lavender varieties, which gives it a rounder, denser bloom once fully open. That fullness is part of what makes its color read as deeper and richer, more layers of petal mean more depth to the color itself, rather than a flat, single-layer tone. It's one of the fuller-headed roses in the entire lavender family we carry, with a bud diameter noticeably larger than lighter varieties like Cool Water or Ocean Song. That extra size and depth is exactly what gives it its dramatic, statement-making presence.
Why does it arrive looking tighter than it will end up?
Like every fresh-cut rose in our catalog, Country Blues Rose ships with its outer guard petals still in place. This is completely normal and not a defect, once those outer petals are removed, the fuller, richer bloom underneath becomes visible. Give it a day in water before judging the final shape, since a bloom with this many petals takes a little longer than average to fully settle into its rounded form.
How long will Country Blues Rose last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, Country Blues Rose typically holds for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. Given its fuller petal structure, keeping the arrangement well ventilated helps it reach the longer end of that range without excess moisture building up between the petals. A regular recut also matters more here than on a lighter-petaled variety, since more petal mass means more demand on the stem to keep every layer hydrated.
What is Country Blues Rose best used for?
Its deep, dramatic lavender tone makes it a strong choice for florists building moodier, richly colored arrangements where a paler lavender wouldn't carry enough visual weight. Event planners often reach for it for fall or jewel-toned palettes, since it reads as luxurious rather than delicate, which suits evening or formal events particularly well. Compared to Cool Water Rose, it's the better choice whenever the brief calls for lavender that makes a statement rather than one that blends quietly into a softer palette.