Spray Rose Pink

Pink in miniature. Each stem opens three to five soft rose-pink blooms — the friendly mid-pink of Be Sweet scaled down to accent size. Pink spray roses do the connective work in romantic recipes: they carry the palette's color into the small spaces, personals, and edges where a full-size head physically can't go, which is why they ride along on nearly every pink-palette order we pack.

The grow story

Grown at 3,200 meters in our own production in Cayambe, Ecuador, in the high Andes. Even pigment across a branching spray is the quality marker — streaky or two-toned sprays are the signature of stressed, fast-grown stock. The cold Andean nights lay pink anthocyanin evenly into every bud on the stem, and the slow high-altitude cycle brings the whole spray to matching color. Cut, hydrated, graded, and cold-packed within 48 hours of harvest.

At a glance

Best for

Bridesmaid bouquets, flower crowns, corsage work, baby and bridal showers, and bud-vase table programs where one stem dresses an entire vase. Pink spray is also the standard cake flower for blush weddings — food-adjacent pieces want small structured blooms. Build out the focal layer from our wholesale rose range.

Pairs beautifully with

• Vi Pink (medium pink) as the focal anchor
• Pink Mondial (blush) for the pale romantic register
• Pink Xpression (pink garden rosette) for form variety at small scale
• Spray Rose White to soften the palette with white accents
• Limonium for the airy layer between blooms

Care notes

Re-cut at 45° under running water; first hydration in 95–100°F water with preservative, then hold at 34–38°F. Strip foliage below the water line. Buds along the spray open in sequence — for an even open across the spray, recut and hold at room temperature for a few hours before the build. Moderately ethylene-sensitive.

What working pros say

"Every blush wedding ends with pink spray in the crowns, the cake, and the napkin treatments. It's the detail flower that makes the photo gallery."

— Wedding floral designer, Orlando (12 yrs experience)

"Bud vase programs live on pink spray. One stem per vase, three vases per table — the math works and the tables look full."

— Event florist, Portland (7 yrs experience)