Spray Roses
Multiple Blooms on Every Stem, in Assorted Colors
Spray Roses carry several smaller blooms per stem rather than a single large head, giving each stem more visual volume on its own. Farm-direct from Ecuador, that branching structure makes them a practical way to fill out an arrangement without buying additional full-size roses. They pair naturally with Fresh-Cut Roses and Eucalyptus for a fuller arrangement.
Vase life:
14-21 days
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Recommended Delivery Date: 3 days before your event. (If your event is Saturday, suggested delivery day is Wednesday)
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From $132.85
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- Role: Secondary / filler flower
- Color: Assorted
How are Spray Roses different from a standard Fresh-Cut Rose?
Where a standard rose carries one bloom per stem, Spray Roses produce several smaller blooms along a single, branching stem. That multi-bloom structure gives each stem more natural volume and movement, useful for filling out an arrangement without needing as many individual stems. It also means each stem reads as a small cluster rather than a single focal point.
What colors are available?
Because this box ships as an assorted color selection, the exact mix will vary by order based on what's in peak condition that week. This makes it a flexible option for designs that benefit from variety rather than a single specified tone, though it also means it's not the right choice when a design needs one exact, guaranteed color. That variety also means no two boxes ever look quite the same, which some designers see as an advantage rather than a drawback.
How long do Spray Roses last?
Farm-direct from Ecuador, Spray Roses typically hold for 14 to 21 days in the vase with fresh water and a recut every few days. Because each stem carries multiple blooms, a regular recut helps keep every bloom on the stem hydrated evenly, and removing any spent blooms individually can extend how full the stem looks overall. Keeping the water clean matters more here than on a single-bloom rose, since more blooms are drawing from the same stem.
Who tends to choose Spray Roses?
Florists use them as a secondary bloom that adds volume and texture around a focal flower, rather than as the centerpiece itself. Home-florists also favor them for fuller-looking bouquets without the cost of additional full-size roses. Their multi-bloom structure also makes them a practical choice for smaller arrangements like boutonnieres or corsages.