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Blush

Variety specifications

Color

Bicolor — cream base with warm orange petal edges

Stem length

40–80 cm

Bloom type

Large, bicolor gradient

Petal count

Medium–high (typical)

Vase life

8–12 days (typical)

Standard packing

25 stems/bunch

Grown in

Nemocón, Cundinamarca

Vase life and petal count reflect typical industry-reported ranges for this variety, not laboratory measurements specific to this farm.

About the Blush rose

Blush is a bicolor rose with a soft cream base and warm orange tones concentrated at the petal edges, giving each bloom a gentle gradient rather than a single flat color. Flores el Progreso grows Blush in our Nemocón, Cundinamarca greenhouses, where altitude and light conditions support its bloom size and color contrast.

Its warm cream-to-orange palette sits between the cooler ivory tones of Vendela and Mondial and the more saturated warm tones of varieties like Super Sun, giving buyers a soft, versatile option for warm-toned or autumnal designs.

Did you know?

Blush’s cream-and-orange gradient makes it one of the warmer-toned bicolor roses in our portfolio — a softer alternative to a fully saturated orange rose for buyers who want warmth without the intensity of a solid color.
 

Common uses

Autumn & warm-season arrangements

Its cream-to-orange gradient fits naturally into fall palettes.

Weddings & celebratory bouquets

softer alternative to solid orange for warm, romantic designs.

Mixed & monochromatic bouquets

Pairs with Super Sun for a warm-toned palette, or with Vendela/Mondial for a softer cream contrast.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

?What color is the Blush rose?

Blush is a bicolor rose with a soft cream base and warm orange tones concentrated at the petal edges, giving each bloom a gentle gradient rather than a single flat color. Flores el Progreso grows it on its farm in Nemocón, Cundinamarca, and exports it directly to wholesale buyers.

?How does Blush compare to our other warm-toned roses?

Its cream-to-orange gradient sits between the cooler ivory tones of Vendela and Mondial and the fully saturated yellow of Super Sun, offering a softer, warmer option for buyers who want warmth without a solid, high-intensity color.

?What stem lengths are available?

We grow Blush in stem lengths from 40cm to 80cm, so you can order the exact grade your market or arrangement requires.

?What occasions is Blush typically used for?

Its cream-and-orange gradient makes it a popular choice for autumn and warm-season arrangements, weddings and celebratory bouquets, and both monochromatic and mixed designs.

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