Yellow Roses
the roses are tied into a bouquet.
The name of this cut flower is no coincidence, because the rose “Solero” contains the word “sol” in its name, which means sun in Spanish. Of course it lives up to this ambition, because petals rarely shine with such beauty as this flower.
Look
Length 40 cm
There is certainly still the energy of the Kenyan sun, the place of her home, in the luminosity of the “Solero”. The color scheme looks fresh, very friendly and inviting. So it's no wonder why the yellow rose is associated with satisfaction or gratitude. That seems to be exactly the goal in life of their medium-sized flowers. No other flower makes the sun rise in the heart like the “Solero”. It is a rose with a classic look and a strong expressiveness. A cut flower that knows how to embellish arrangements in its own way.
Design tips
Despite its overwhelming beauty, in the West it is the case that the yellow color or yellow rose has negative connotations when given as a gift within a love relationship. However, we think that it is more important with what intention you give something as a gift, otherwise you will never be able to fully experience the enjoyment of life, especially if it is your favorite color. In this sense, the now freely developed creation can exchange itself with the following incentives; In arrangements with other flowers, the “Solero” goes well with anything bright, red or purple. It comes into its own particularly well when you arrange a bunch “pure” with some accessories. Santini or Gerbera are best suited for mixed creations because they are available in many beautiful or complementary colors to the “Solero”. There is a large selection of cut greens for pure bouquets. These include Ruscus, Pistachio, Chamaerops, Lilly Grass, Bear Grass and the green Hypericum.
Care Cut the stem generously at an angle after transport. Remove any leaves that are in contact with the water from the stem. Refill the amount of water used daily. Glass or porcelain vases are best.