Pretty in PEACH

The Entertainer. Like all ranunculus, this one is known for having curvy stems and whimsical offshoot buds. Paired with this refreshing coral color, this ranunculus is sure to entertain the eye. The round shape and delicate petals give it a mini peony feel that will get the crowd’s attention as a centerpiece or in a bouquet.

The Showman. While this color was the 2019 pantone color of the year, it still continues to shine on like the iconic color it is. Few roses really capture a true coral and this one really takes the cake. It will make a statement if you’re looking for that bright tropical hue in rose form.

The Hospitable One. Can you hear the warm southern drawl on this one? This sweet rose grows in a perfectly round shape marked with concentric, swirling petals. It’ll lull you into another universe of wraparound porches, evening guitar, and cold lemonade. It’s a true, bright peach color and perhaps one of the heartiest garden roses out there. It boasts a longer vase life than most and is resistant to bruising.

Beguiling Trickster. The petals provide a mirage of colors, each one seemingly more peach or more cream than its sibling. Yet, it maintains that wonderfully neat petal pattern that provides a little peek at the unique green center. Now you see it, now you don’t. In every variation, it’s a lovely new sleight of hand.

The Meditator. This flower will have you in a serene state of mind instantly. Not only is it a charmingly full bloom but its dense petals layer in concentric circles that are soothing to the eyes. The outer petals are almost a peachy clay color while the inner petals are a paler peach.  If any flower were able to give a really comforting full-bodied hug, it would be this kahala.

The Curious One. Always with the curvy stem, this one is always looking every which way to see what’s going on. The peach color is perfect for infusing a touch of whimsy into a design that calls for a splash of this pastel color and a touch of movement to create an airy shape.

The Coy One. Shy and unassuming at first, this flower transforms from a sweet bud to a much more nuanced look with time. It will be sure to charm you over time. As the petals open, it goes from a pale blush to a truer peach color. The creamy edges of the petals paired with the peach tones makes it the perfect transition flower for an arrangement with both creams, peaches and pinks. To get the full range of these colors, make sure you have at least a few days before your event to let them open.

The Young Supreme.Sweet but stately this future queen brings elegance and poise wherever she goes. Her swirling petals transition from a pale peach into a dusty pink, which adds extra depth to this very full bloom. These buds will arrive with their petals tightly entwined but are quick to unfurl a multitude of beautiful ruffles that are sure to impress.

The Candid One. This peach rose is a smooth and consistent peach. While other stems often have creams or pale pink hues, this one is as peach as they come. It’s straightforward and reliable, not to mention a very hearty stem that can withstand a lot of rearranging. This is especially great for installations or bouquets that will be out and about for several hours. You can also bet that any candid photos will be stunning.

The Wanderer. This rose captures the brick cobblestone paths and pristine cream walls of quaint Sevilla. The clay-like fringe adds a rustic and organic accent to the flower, providing depth and intrigue. Paired with other creams and rust or clay tones, this will evoke feelings of extreme wanderlust for faraway cities and new scenery. We’re happy to take responsibility for that.

The Crowd Pleaser. This flower hits all of the notes and checks all of the boxes effortlessly. It has ruffled petals and is known to open up to twice its original size. As it unfurls, it shifts from a dusty pink to pastel pink and delicate peach and is known to have a long vase life. Despite being light in color, it’s a fairly hearty flower that can survive flower installations like a champ.