Preserved Roses

Fill your next order with preserved roses that arrive ready to sell, style, or ship, no watering, no wastage, no re-ordering next week. Choose from 80+ varieties across single-head boxes and full statement blooms, all priced for trade and delivered next-day across the UK. Open a trade account today and start building stock that doesn't need replacing for a year or more.

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Preserved Roses in Every Size, From Single Heads to Full Blooms

From the single-head Verdissimo King to full, layered blooms like the RoseAmor Warmi, our preserved roses come in more than 80 varieties and formats. Order exactly the size and head count your next project calls for, with no minimum styling required.

Zero Wastage Stock That Never Needs Reordering Mid-Season

Every rose ships ready to sell or use, with no shelf life to manage and no stock write-offs. Order once for the season and it'll look exactly the same on the last sale as it did on the first.

Trade Pricing and Next-Day UK Delivery

Open a trade account for wholesale pricing across the full range, with next-day delivery available UK-wide, built for florists and retailers ordering ahead of peak dates like Valentine's, Mother's Day, and Christmas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are preserved roses?
Preserved roses are real roses that have had their natural moisture replaced with a glycerine-based solution, so they stay soft and coloured for a year or more without wilting.

2. How long do preserved roses last?
Most preserved roses last 1 to 3 years indoors, kept out of direct sunlight and away from water, with some varieties holding their colour even longer.

3. Do preserved roses need water or sunlight?
No. Preserved roses should never be watered, and they last longest out of direct sunlight, which can fade the colour over time.

4. Are preserved roses real flowers?
Yes, every preserved rose starts as a real, freshly grown rose. Nothing about the bloom itself is artificial, only the moisture has been replaced.

5. What is the difference between preserved and dried roses?
Preserved roses stay soft and closer to their natural colour, while dried roses become brittle and faded. Preserved roses go through a glycerine treatment; dried roses simply lose their moisture.

6. Can preserved roses be dyed different colours?
Yes, preserved roses are available in natural shades as well as dyed colours, including black, blue, and metallic finishes, depending on the variety.

7. Are preserved roses suitable for wedding bouquets?
Yes, preserved roses are widely used in wedding bouquets because they hold their shape and colour through a long day of photography and celebration, and the bouquet can be kept afterwards as a keepsake.

8. How do you clean or care for preserved roses?
A soft brush or a hairdryer on a cool setting is enough to remove any dust. Preserved roses should never be cleaned with water or sprays.

9. Can florists buy preserved roses wholesale?
Yes, Fora Nature supplies preserved roses at wholesale trade prices by the box or head count, with UK next-day delivery for trade accounts.

10. What sizes do preserved roses come in?
Preserved rose heads typically range from small filler sizes to large, full XL blooms, with box counts varying from single heads up to twenty or more per box depending on the variety.