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Roses, Garden, Carmel, Antike
Roses, Garden, Carmel, Antike
Sold in bunches of 12.
Carmel Antike Garden Roses are sold in bunches of 12 and have a high petal count, meaning they bloom beautifully with a swirl center. Their large size makes them perfect for bouquets and floral arrangements. The phrase “caramel and cream” beautifully describes their distinctive color, which transitions from lighter tones near the edges to deeper shades in the center. The tones can lend towards peach to pinkish. These roses retain their spherical shape as they open, revealing a multitude of overlapping petals.
They are considered focal flowers and categorized under fresh-cut flowers. Their long stems make them versatile for various floral designs.
Special Care Instructions: Cut stems and hydrate for 1- 2 hours BEFORE removing cardboard wrapping.
Give flower blooms plenty of room in the bucket to open-up.
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Shipping Dates
Shipping Dates
Ship dates are determined by your event date. All florals are shipped overnight and will arrive approximately 3 days prior to your event.
- Wednesday Delivery:
For events Saturday-Monday - Friday Delivery:
For events Tuesday-Thursday - Tuesday Delivery:
For events on Fridays.
Flower Care
Flower Care
Proper flower care is imperative. Someone must be available to receive flowers on day of arrival. Please read our Flower Care Guide.
How Many Flowers Do I Need?
Flowers are sold two different ways:
Stem Count:
Stem count is self-explanatory: if you order roses sold as 25 stems, you’ll receive 25 roses.
- 1 stem
- 8 stems
- 10 stems
- 12 stems
- 25 stems
Grower’s Bunch:
Grower’s Bunches are the full size packaged flowers that flower growers produce. Because these
are packaged by weight, they may include anywhere from 3 to 13 stems per bunch.
- Small
- Medium
- Large
Regardless of how your flowers are packaged, keep in mind that 5-10% of your stems will be imperfect.
View our printable guide below: "How Many Flowers Per Bunch" to help you choose how many florals you need. Visit our Resource Library for more information.
