51 red rose

Such a number of roses is appropriate to present on March 8th or on an anniversary—moments when solemnity and scale matter. The bouquet draws attention on its own, so it needs no additional decorations: the slender rows of buds look strict and noble. The red and burgundy tones look great in any interior, and the flowers themselves keep their shape for a long time.

To make cut roses last longer in a vase, trim the stems at an acute angle and remove the lower leaves that might end up in the water. Change the water every two days and keep the vase away from direct sunlight and drafts.