Keene, NH Flower Delivery

The first president of the United States, George Washington, was also the country’s first rose breeder. In 1986, then President Ronald Reagan declared the rose the national flower of the United States.

Soft and youthful dianthus star flowers give this all-white fall bouquet a unique flare. And its pieced together look brings an effortless chicness.

Our pink roses stand out as feminine and elegant in this hand-tied bouquet. Whether it’s for Valentine's Day, a birthday or an anniversary, these roses are sure to bring a smile to their face.

Roses get their meaning first and foremost from their color. This sunny shade represents warmth, excitement, admiration, and passion.

In Greek Mythology, Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, is hailed as the creator of the rose. Legend has it that all roses were white until she injured herself with a thorn and stained a rose with her blood.

Queen Anne’s Lace gets its name from Queen Anne herself and is a symbol for sanctuary and femininity. Paired with a white hydrangea and Mondial roses this bouquet adds an elegant touch wherever it goes.

Joséphine, the first wife of Napoléon Bonaparte and first Empress of the French, was renowned for her beautiful rose garden, and for her dream of collecting roses from all around the world.

Lisianthus are American natives, and grow in the warmer southern states. They symbolize appreciation, gratitude, and charisma.

Spray roses grow as a cluster on one stem, creating a spray of little blooms, hence their name. These dainty flowers are also referred to as sweetheart roses.