501 roses in London: basket, heart and colour
501 roses in London already fixes the count, so the grid sorts by form first and colour second: three names say basket, one says heart, and 501 Pink Roses names only the colour. A basket needs no vase, which matters when the recipient has nothing large enough for 501 stems. 501 Roses Heart arranges the same stems into a heart shape instead.
The names carry red, white and pink, but the heart and one basket leave the colour unnamed. The exact shade shows on the photo of the finished bouquet, sent before the courier leaves, so anything off can still be corrected.
Ordering 501 roses for delivery in London
Each bouquet is put together to order, and the flowers are bought for it only after payment. An order for a chosen date and time is taken in any zone, and the earlier it is placed, the more slots stay open. A different colour or form can be described to a florist directly, who sends back a photo and a price before payment. The delivery time for any bouquet shows on its own card, with more detail on the Delivery page. In Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and most of the former Soviet Union, an odd number of stems is the one given to the living, and 501 is odd.
Other counts and shades sit among the other roses, and the same scale of arrangement is also built as flower baskets around a different flower.