Not available for pickup or delivery May 4-13
Please choose from our selection of Mother's Day flowers and gifts for delivery or pickup on May 4th - 13th.
We will return to our wide array of flower designs and gifts Tuesday, May 13th. We thank you for your understanding during this busy time of year!
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Roses
We have a superb selection of Long Stemmed Ecuadorian Roses for you to choose from! Roses are not just for Valentine's day, but can be used for a wide variety of occasions. From modern compact arrangements to traditional bouquets, Bice's Florist has a rose for every taste. Same-day delivery is offered to Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, and cities nationwide. 100% Satisfaction guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What different types of roses are there?
There are thousands of rose varieties. Chosen and bred for hardiness, fragrance, beauty, and climate, the roses we use change and evolve as new rose varieties come out. Our Meaning of Roses guide is designed to give you a general sampling of some of the more popular varieties of roses.
What do different rose colors symbolize?
Red roses are the most popular variety of roses since they symbolize love and respect. Pink roses offer grace and joy. Yellow roses also symbolize joy and friendship. Orange roses, in vivid tones, symbolize fascination and creativity. Learn more in our Meaning of Roses Guide. Our Meaning of Roses guide is designed to give you a general sampling of many varieties that are popular today.
How long do roses last?
With the right care, your roses can last up to a week or more! Fill the biggest bowl you can find with fresh cool water. Trim your stems half an inch at a 45-degree angle to allow for maximum hydration. Then, place your roses into the bowl of water and let them have a drink for up to two hours. Unwrap your roses and notice if there are any outer protective petals, known as guard petals, that need to be plucked. To learn more about caring for your plant, visit our flowercare page.
Are there hypoallergenic rose options?
Roses are generally a low-pollen flower, making them a wonderful choice for those with pollen sensitivities. While no flower is completely hypoallergenic, roses are among the best options for reducing allergic reactions, especially when compared to high-pollen blooms like lilies or daisies.
How to care for roses?
Fill the biggest bowl you can find with fresh cool water. Trim your stems half an inch at a 45-degree angle to allow for maximum hydration. Then, place your roses into the bowl of water and let them have a drink for up to two hours. Unwrap your roses and notice if there are any outer protective petals, known as guard petals, that need to be plucked. To learn more about caring for your roses, visit our flowercare page.