50 cm worldwide: spray, peony-style or French roses
50 cm worldwide is one length shared by three rose shapes in the grid: spray, peony-style and French. With the stem length fixed, the choice comes down to the head you want to send.
Spray, peony-style or French: choosing a 50 cm rose
Peony-style roses are usually David Austin's English varieties or similar ones; the grid's 15 Peony Lavender Roses are built like this.
A French rose isn't a variety but a florist's technique: the outer petals are turned back by hand. The 11 Kenyan French Roses show it, alongside a white French option.
Those Kenyan stems grow by Lake Naivasha, at around 1,880 metres. Lavender also comes as spray roses, sold as 11 stems or as 25 stems.
Each bouquet is made to order. Describe what you want in a chat message and the florist matches it or builds it from scratch, sending a photo and price before payment, then another photo once it's ready, before the courier leaves, so changes are still possible.
Browse all roses if the head shape matters most, or a single-variety pick among the mono bouquets. Delivery timing sits on each bouquet's own card; see the delivery page for how it works.
