Edith

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Auspluto (US PP26363)

Edith is quite extraordinary with her dual colour tone. A halo of dusky pink outer petals contrasts with her central ruffled petals of old rose gold and sunset apricot. She inspires great creativity and her colour palette has been described as turmeric, coral and Aspen Gold. She is flamboyant and her large, fragrant blooms perfume the air with an exotic mix of fruit and myrrh.

From Bud
to Bloom

From Bud to Bloom

Edith has burnt pink or coral outer petals but then her inner bloom reveals antique gold, yellow, amber inner ruffle of petals. She can take up to 4 days to fully open.

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With a chameleon-like quality, Edith can move through the seasons, making an impression wherever she goes. Her sunset colours look incredible against pinks, oranges, yellows and metallics as well as spicy hues. She is perfect for the high days of summer but when autumn arrives, she takes on a new personality that illuminates the room.

The spirited collection of cut roses instantly captivated me and forever changed my world. There’s an unparalleled beauty to these luxurious, vibrant, delightfully fragrant flowering gems. Once you’ve been introduced, there’s no going back, no other rose compares.

Kim Wiseley, Founder and Creative Director

Flutter Magazine and The Floral Pantry

Rose Spotlight

The First Steps To Your Wedding Roses

As a bride, the bouquet of flowers you’ll carry down the aisle is often first on the list of floral must-haves for your wedding. Once you have decided on your roses, chosen your bouquet shape, and considered how to match your bridal bouquet to your dress, it’s time to think about how to transform your wedding venue with flowers.

Beyond The Bouquet

As a bride, the bouquet of flowers you’ll carry down the aisle is often first on the list of floral must-haves for your wedding. Once you have decided on your roses, chosen your bouquet shape, and considered how to match your bridal bouquet to your dress, it’s time to think about how to transform your wedding venue with flowers.

A Floral Introduction – Bessie

We are delighted to introduce our new cream rose girl Bessie into the fold, who brings a little bit of a different charm and grace to our cut rose collection. Let’s find out more about this exquisite cream wedding rose, and how to incorporate her into your wedding flowers.

Edith

From Bud
to Bloom

From Bud to Bloom

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Kim Wiseley, Founder and Creative Director

Flutter Magazine and The Floral Pantry

Rose Spotlight

The First Steps To Your Wedding Roses

Beyond The Bouquet

A Floral Introduction – Bessie

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Leonora

Patience

Purity

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