21 roses worldwide: red, white or pink, wrapped or boxed
Red comes four ways in the grid at 21 stems, and 21 roses worldwide starts the choice at presentation, not quantity. Decide the colour first, then the rose variety, then wrapped or boxed.
Choosing 21 roses: colour, variety and box
Red covers four listings at 21 stems: 21 Red Roses, 21 Red Roses "Elegance", 21 Red French Roses and 21 Red Roses in Box No. 1. White comes as 21 White Roses; pink as 21 Pink Roses in White or 21 Wendy Pink Roses in Wrapping. Variety sets the rest apart: 21 French Roses, also with eucalyptus, the 21 Juliet Peony Roses Bouquet, 21 Spray Roses and 21 O'Hara Roses. A French rose is not a variety: it is a technique, the florist turning the outer petals back by hand. 21 Red Roses in Box No. 1 is the one boxed option, alongside the wider flowers in boxes range. Twenty-one is odd, and in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and most of the former Soviet Union odd numbers are what you give the living.
Every 21-rose bouquet is put together to order, and the sender gets a photo before the courier leaves, so a change can still be made in time. How soon it arrives is shown on the bouquet's own page, next to the delivery page. In a vase the roses usually last about a week, sometimes ten days: cut stems on a slant and change the water every day or two.
Colour decided, the wider roses range covers every count besides 21.
