Purple roses worldwide: lavender spray roses and peony-style blooms
Purple roses worldwide are sold under the name lavender: 11 and 25 Lavender Spray Roses, plus 15 Peony Lavender Roses. The choice comes down to stem count for spray roses or a peony-style shape instead.
Lavender spray roses or peony-style: choosing the bouquet
The two spray rose bouquets differ only in stem count, 11 or 25. The 15 Peony Lavender Roses swap the branching spray shape for a dense, many-petalled peony-style bloom, usually an English variety bred by David Austin or similar.
Shade and wrapping aren't named beyond the title, so check the bouquet page before ordering. A rose lasts about a week in the vase, sometimes closer to ten: cut stems at an angle and change the water every day or two.
Purple roses delivery worldwide: checking the shade before dispatch
Every bouquet is made to order: the flowers are bought once payment is confirmed. A photo goes to the sender before the courier leaves, and that's the moment to ask for a change.
If the exact lavender rose isn't available, the florist substitutes one close in colour and price, visible on that same photo. The card is free and can stay unsigned; without an address, the recipient's phone number is enough. The delivery time is shown on the bouquet's page, and the delivery terms explain how it works.
For a different colour or count, see roses in every colour and count; a single variety alone works as a mono bouquet.
