Roses are an eternally romantic gesture, and can send various signals about love. However, it is important to know their significance so as not to send mixed signals by mistake.
Light pink roses symbolize innocence and purity. Lavender blooms evoke feelings of romance and allurement while yellow hues symbolize friendship and hope for the future.
Pink
Pink is an iconic color, representing innocence, beauty and passion or love. When creating a delicate and romantic floral arrangement with pink roses as the focal point, consider choosing pastel roses which express tenderness, admiration, tender feelings or romantic gestures beautifully.
Pink comes in many shades, from soft mauve to light peach and candy floss hues. Roses can take center stage or serve as supporting characters in your bouquet design; whatever suits your imagination best!
Copper rose is an exquisite shade of pink with subtle brown tones, ideal for creating vintage-inspired designs.
Old Rose is an eye-catching shade of pink that echoes the hue of faded flowers, perfect for rustic or country designs.
Blue
Blue, like pink and yellow, is often associated with Spring. Purple can also serve as an autumn hue; as with most pastels it evokes feelings of tranquillity and peace – baby blue being associated with infant boys has even served as a symbolic indicator for new arrivals or newborns!
Pastel blue makes an eye-catching triadic hue when combined with green. Additionally, its base can form part of a Tetradic scheme featuring shades of purple and yellow hues.
Blue is a fantastic hue to combine with other pastels, such as lavender and peach, while also creating monochromatic color schemes – for instance Herbivore Botanicals packaging uses multiple pastel shades including mint green and pale blue for an aesthetically pleasing design. Pops of more saturated hues like yellow and pink add vibrancy while creating a youthful appeal within pastel color palettes.
Orange
Orange roses add vibrant splashes of color and vibrancy to any garden, pairing beautifully with warm colors such as yellow and bright fuchsias as well as more muted tones like blue, purple, or gray-green hues.
Light flowers convey a message of tender affection and make an excellent present for friends who may be facing hardship. Additionally, these delicate blooms can bring comfort during times of emotional strain or sorrow.
“Pat Austin” is an English rose that boasts truly remarkable flower colors from July to September. Copper hues dominate its outer petals before softening into an appealing orange shade and are beautifully completed by its vibrant crimson stamens.
If orange is your hue of choice, ‘Vavoom’ is sure to bring vibrant blooms from spring until fall! A healthy repeat bloomer that holds color well while resisting fungal diseases and heat. A vigorous shrub that will grace any garden with beautiful orange blossoms from spring until fall!
Peach
Peaches (Prunus persica) are deciduous trees which bear edible juicy fruits with high levels of sugars, acids, and essential nutrients for human health. Furthermore, their flavorful nectar stimulates our senses of taste, smell, sight, and touch – all hallmarks of good taste!
Peaches come in either freestone or clingstone varieties, depending on the variety. Freestone varieties have flesh that easily separates from their stone while clingstone varieties feature firmer flesh and adherance to it more firmly. Clingstone varieties may even have downy or fuzzy skin; these nectarines.
Peaches are a delicious fruit that are often canned or made into jams and preserves. Picked before they fully ripen to ensure sweet, soft peaches. Plus they make for an invigorating tea when combined with ginger! All designs for fabric by the yard, wallpaper and home decor products featuring these prints from independent artists who earn royalties from each sale!
