Queens Crown Lavender Roses (Formelly Allure)

Q & A for Queen’s Crown Lavender Rose (formerly Allure Lavender Rose)

What makes Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses unique?

Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses, which have replaced the Allure variety, feature a soft lavender hue and luxurious garden-like petals that open beautifully. Their ruffled, romantic appearance brings texture, fragrance, and elegance to any floral arrangement.

Are Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses ideal for weddings?

Yes. These garden-style lavender roses are perfect for weddings, anniversaries, and other special occasions, adding a romantic and high-end touch to bridal bouquets, centerpieces, and event décor.

How long do Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses last after delivery?

With proper care, Queen’s Crown Roses can last 7–10 days, maintaining their shape, color, and garden-like texture throughout your event.

What is the typical stem length of Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses?

These premium roses are available in 50–60 cm stems, making them ideal for both handheld bouquets and luxurious large-scale arrangements.

Are Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses available in bulk?

Yes. Whole Blossoms offers Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses in bulk, making them an excellent choice for weddings, special events, and DIY floral projects.

Do Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses have a fragrance?

Yes. They have a soft, pleasant fragrance that enhances the romantic feel of any floral design, complementing their elegant garden-like form.

Note: The former Allure Lavender Rose is no longer available. Photos and product listings now feature the upgraded Queen’s Crown Garden-Like Lavender Rose for the same color tone and enhanced quality.

Care & Handling for Queen’s Crown Lavender Garden-Like Roses (formerly Allure Lavender Roses)

Unpacking the Roses:

Upon arrival, carefully unpack your Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses, which have replaced the Allure variety. Remove any leaves that will sit below the waterline to prevent bacterial growth and promote longer vase life.

Trimming the Stems:

Cut about 1 inch from the bottom of each stem at a 45-degree angle under running water to ensure maximum hydration and water absorption.

Hydration:

Place your roses in a clean vase or bucket filled with room-temperature water and flower food. Allow them to hydrate for 4–6 hours in a cool, shaded area before arranging.

Water Maintenance:

Change the water every 1–2 days and re-cut the stems slightly each time to keep your Queen’s Crown Roses fresh, vibrant, and well-hydrated.

Storage:

Store your Queen’s Crown Garden-Like Roses in a cool environment (36–75°F), away from direct sunlight, drafts, or heat sources. Proper temperature control extends their vase life and preserves their luxurious petal structure.

Guard Petals:

The outer guard petals may appear slightly bruised—this is normal and protects the bloom during transport. Gently remove them to reveal the elegant garden-style petals beneath.

Avoid Ethylene Exposure:

Keep your roses away from ripening fruits and vegetables, as they emit ethylene gas, which can shorten bloom life.

Longevity:

With proper care, Queen’s Crown Lavender Roses will remain fresh and beautiful for 7–10 days, offering long-lasting fragrance and garden-like elegance for weddings, events, and floral designs.