RED Flower District

The Old Flame. This flower was named after Humphrey Bogart, the dashing lead man from the classic film Casablanca. Like the romantic film, there’s something innately warm about these colors that create a vibrant but cozy feeling. It’s the perfect flower to tie together orange, red and yellow palettes too.

The Badass. With a name like carnivora, this is definitely intended for the non-sappy, unconventional arrangements that have a statement to make. This flower has a large dark center that makes the ruffled petals surrounding it almost seem ironic. The petals could be autumnal or summery depending on its accompanying flowers. If you have an itch for something unusual and tongue-in-cheek, this might be your pick. Don’t worry, she only looks like she bites.

The Lucky One. This rose is the classic red that many cultures deem as good luck. It’s a bright red whose petals have a velvet-like texture. Pairing it with some smooth textures or tropical stems will give it an unexpectedly modern twist. Pair it with lush garden roses or go super classic by keeping the recipe to just this stem to keep it traditionally romantic.

The Enigma. Picture a smoky room with entrancing guitars and rhythmic clapping. Who else is at the center of all this energy and attention but a captivating dancer twirling the folds of her flamenco dress? That’s the energy of this flower. Mysterious, fiery, and bold.

The Rocker. The Monster Red is for the bold one who knows exactly what they want and couldn’t care less what anyone else thinks. Some may say it comes on a little strong with a green center and bright red color but if this flower could talk, it’d tell you to go big or go home.

The Spontaneous One. Often confused for a poppy, this red anemone shares the same bright color and a similar shape. However, it has a wonderfully unique blue-black center and leafy green collar that are unique to anemones. While they arrive closed, they’ll pop open quickly. When they open, they’ll really give you their all.

The Roaring One. Robust and loud, this rose really knows how to make some noise! Developed from the beloved red Explorer Rose, each petal looks as if it's been splashed with hot pink paint. This unique color pattern and full bloom make for an extravagant display!

The Hot Head. This one is always coming in hot with its fiery red and gazillion little compact petals. It’s small but boy does it pack a punch. Don’t take this one on unless you’re a fan of bold. If that’s your jam then, well, carry on by all means! 

The Bold One. This rose is the classic red but it’s petals are much larger than some other traditional varieties like Freedom. This fuller bloom makes for a very luxurious bouquet or design. Just like the person who speaks their mind, this red rose is here to make a statement or at least a grand romantic gesture. Paired with dark green foliage, this red would be all the more of a mood setter. (Flash mob not included).

The Stunning One. This rose is the classic red with a slight twist on the petal pattern. It's fuller and more curvy. It’s a bright red whose petals have a velvet-like texture. Pairing it with some smooth textures or tropical stems will give it an unexpectedly modern twist. Pair it with lush garden roses or go super classic by keeping the recipe to just this stem to keep it traditionally romantic.