Tired of Ordinary Rose Bouquets? Special Roses for Your Loved One

Hello! Do you often give your loved ones bouquets of flowers? Just the act of preparing a bouquet shows a great deal of care and affection, doesn't it? But doesn't it get a little monotonous giving the same flowers every time? Even if it's a bouquet of roses, wouldn't it be nice to give a special rose gift to make your loved one happy? Last time, I introduced the beautiful English roses. This time, I'd like to introduce some new and beautiful rose varieties that I couldn't introduce last time! Let's get started.

1. Pink Piano

Pink Piano is a German rose and is often used as a cut flower or in wedding bouquets.

It is said to have a delicate raspberry and myrrh scent. The flower has multiple layers of petals and its color is a deep pink to purple, reminiscent of strawberry pink. The size of the flower is about 6-8 cm.

Pink Piano roses belong to the Piano rose series, which includes Bridal Piano, Red Piano, Happy Piano, Wedding Piano, and Lemon Piano roses. This series started in 2007 when a German company, Rosen Tantau, created a Piano rose known as Red Piano, and various colored Piano roses emerged from there.

This rose is a very long-lasting garden rose and is one of the favorites among florists. If you want to experience the new charm of German roses, why not purchase a cut flower to enjoy its fragrance or grow one yourself? I wonder why it was named Pink Piano. And I'm also curious about other Piano roses!!

2. Orange Splash

The flower has a unique appearance with orange petals and white stripes. It also gives off a feeling of being stained with blood on a white background, and it also reminds me of Alice's Red Queen and the Card Soldiers. The characteristics of this flower are its round petals and its four-season blooming nature. It was developed in the United States, has a medium-sized bloom, and has a strong fragrance to match its striking appearance.

The name "Orange Splash" means "orange splash", and it's a very fitting name, don't you think?

3. Tancho

We've looked at German and American rose varieties so far. Now, let's take a look at a rose developed in Japan.

"Tancho" has cream and red petals that create a beautiful harmony. It originated in Japan. It's a fairly old variety, so those who love roses probably already know about it.

Doesn't the name "Tancho" sound like a Japanese pronunciation? It's the Japanese pronunciation of "Tancho", and it's named after the red-crowned crane (Tancho), a type of crane with a red forehead.

The flower is 13-14 cm in size. To encourage robust flower development, pruning is done in late autumn or early spring before buds appear, at a height of 0.3-0.4 m, to allow the first flower to bloom at a height of less than 1 m. It forms white buds and blooms in crimson. The color gradually deepens, giving a feeling of being filled with fragrance.

It's a classic rose with a beautiful gradation, starting with light pink or white in the center and gradually transitioning to a red hue around the edges.

Today, we explored various rose varieties. Don't you think the characteristics of German, American, and Japanese roses are slightly different? We've learned about various rose varieties so far. See you again with another great post! Thank you.