I hope you enjoyed the two lives this week where we shared the roses we’ve found to be truly the best of the best — those with abundant bloom cycles and, in many cases, the longest vase life for the cut-flower lover.
We’ve created helpful graphics you can refer to, showcasing the roses Ryan and I grew for cut rose production right here on our California farm. Each of the varieties you see was planted at 500+ plants — so we didn’t just trial them; we lived with them, learned their habits intimately, and watched them perform season after season.
There are so many newer roses that we adore, but you won’t find them in these graphics, since our primary cut-flower focus was from 2016–2021. You will find those newer favorites in our Most Abundant Bloomers collection, where we’ve been growing them in our garden over the last few years.
Whether you’re an aspiring rose farmer or simply want incredible bloomers for your garden that also make beautiful, long-lasting cut flowers, this is the perfect place to begin:
MOST ABUNDANT BLOOMERS
MOST ABUNDANT BLOOMERS
And as always, I will continue to share tips and tricks to help your roses produce large blooms with quick repeat all season long!
