Cream Roses in Mexico City

Cream roses in Mexico City: stem length, stem count and the armful

Cream roses in Mexico City show only two items marked Tall in the grid, the 15 and 35 Tall Cream Roses. Stem length varies a lot in the rose trade: the longest stems, from 70 cm to over a metre, grow in Ecuador's Andes, at about 2,800–3,000 metres. Here the choice comes down to three things: length, stem count and format.

Tall stems, a big count or an armful: choosing cream roses

Stem count runs from 7 Cream Roses to 101 Cream Roses, with 25, 27 and 35 in between; the two Tall options simply offer taller stems within that range. Two more items go by format: an armful of cream roses and 25 Cream Roses "Craft". Named arrangements sit alongside them — Bouquet "Teneresa", Bouquet of Cream Roses "Moco", the "Monotone" Bouquet and the mixed Blue Sunset Bouquet.

A rose lasts about a week in the vase, sometimes up to ten days. Cut the stems at an angle, change the water every day or two, and keep the vase away from radiators, sun and ripe fruit.

Cream roses delivery in Mexico City: what happens after you order

Every bouquet is made to order. Before the courier leaves, a photo goes to the sender, and anything off gets fixed on the spot.

A card with your message is free and can stay unsigned. Without an address, the recipient's phone number is enough. Delivery to the centre is free, most orders go out the same day, and exact timing shows on the bouquet's own card — more on the delivery page.

Start with the grid above, or open all our roses to compare the fuller range.