Key points
- Stem length (40–70cm) is the main price driver, not variety alone.
- Bunches of 10 or 20 stems, sleeved, packed in half or full boxes.
- Peak capacity runs September to February, with supply available year-round.
The four groups we supply
Most buyers work from four groups: intermediate and premium roses, spray roses, gypsophila, and summer flowers such as statice, solidago, hypericum and eryngium.
Intermediate roses suit supermarkets and volume wholesalers. Premium roses, with larger heads and longer stems, go to florists and event work.
- Intermediate roses — 40–50cm, high volume, consistent heads
- Premium roses — 50–70cm, large heads, florist and event grade
- Spray roses — multi-head stems for bouquets and arrangements
- Gypsophila and summer flowers — fillers and mixed bouquet work
How grading works
Grade combines stem length, head size, stem straightness and freedom from blemish or pest damage. Longer stems and larger heads cost more because fewer stems make that grade per hectare.
Tell us the grade your customers accept and we will grade to it consistently rather than sending mixed quality.
Ready to order flowers?
Send us your produce, volume and destination airport and we will reply with availability and pricing.
Bunching, sleeving and boxes
Flowers are bunched in 10s or 20s, sleeved and packed into half or full boxes. Box count depends on stem length and head size, so ask for the exact count per box when you compare prices between suppliers.
We can print or apply your own sleeves and labels where you supply the artwork.
Protecting vase life
Vase life is decided in the first hours after harvest. Flowers are cut early, moved into cold storage quickly, kept at temperature through grading and loaded into the airline cold room the same day.
On arrival, rehydrate promptly in clean water and keep boxes out of direct sun while clearing.
Start your first shipment
Message us on WhatsApp or email our sourcing team. We will confirm availability, packing options and pricing for your market.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I mix varieties in one box?
- Yes, mixed boxes are common for florists and smaller wholesalers. We confirm the mix and count per box on the quotation.
- Do you supply year-round?
- Yes. Volumes are highest from September to February, but supply continues throughout the year.
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