Mornings with Mayesh: NEW Rosaprima & Floraprima Flowers
Welcome, flower aficionados, to another exciting edition of Mornings with Mayesh! In our latest livestream and podcast episode, we had the privilege of presenting an exclusive first look at the breathtaking new varieties from two of the industry's most prestigious growers: Rosaprima and Floraprima. These horticultural virtuosos have outdone themselves once again, cultivating an array of blooms that push the boundaries of beauty and innovation.
From the timeless elegance of roses to the delicate charm of spray roses, from the whimsical allure of ranunculus to the graceful poise of anemones - this showcase was a veritable feast for the eyes. But what made this unveiling truly special was our esteemed guest, the visionary floriculturist David Dahlson.
Join us as we recap this extraordinary event, sharing insights into these remarkable new varieties and the passion that drives their creation. Whether you're a seasoned florist or a budding enthusiast, prepare to be inspired by the cutting edge of floral artistry.
Let's dive in and explore the future of flowers, brought to you by Mornings with Mayesh!
Below are the podcast, video replay, and the show recap:
SHOW NOTES
David, what do you have to share with us today? - Green Romance Rose
- Rose Moab - 12 stems
- Spray Roses - Fibonacci Aureus, Bellalinda Glee (watermelon pink)
- 5 blooms
- 6 stems / bu
- Everything that we are showing are available
- Rose Veggie
- great sub for clematis or water lily
- very strong
- can take a while to open up -
- Cool Down Rose - an even lavender color
- Rose Phoenix - gardeny aspect with a great range of peach tones
- Rosaprima is very engaged in environmental and social responsibility
- meals, doctors, nursing rooms,
- started their own plastic recycling company to make synthetic wood
- they are a progressive company
- Rose Sweet Moments - pink rose with alot of petals that opens slowly
- Rosaprima always has great foliage on their roses
- Rose Espresso - a very rich brown with undertones of red and oranges
- Levante Double Anemones - a little short 14 in with double petals - red, white, and blue
- Pon Pon Igloo Rananculus - have alot of green worked into them
- Ranunculus Hanoi - very large - open 4-5 inches in diameter
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