Mixed box
Combine varieties by the bunch. Fill a box to 80 % or more and delivery is on us sample rule.
Wholesale · Ecuador → US & Canada
Ecuador’s roses, cut for your date.
Pick the day you need them. We order the cut from Andean greenhouses, check your box in person, and ship it to your door — with the price per stem shown up front.
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Step 1
Flowers aren’t on a shelf.
They’re still growing.
Roses are cut to order. Choose your delivery day first — we plan the cut backwards from it so the heads open on time for your event. Book 3–5 days before the event itself.
- Cut—
- Cooled & boxed—
- Flight to Miami—
- At your door—
Step 2
Build your box
No delivery date yet — pick one
Photos show the colour family. Before your box ships we send a photo of your stems.
Three ways to buy
Standing order
Same varieties, same stem length, every week or every two weeks. Change or pause any time before cut.
Event pre-book
Weddings and big events: reserve stems weeks ahead with the event planner.
Event planner
How many stems does the wedding need?
Enter the pieces and your own stems per piece. We turn it into bunches in your palette.
From the Andes to your cooler
- 1
You pick a date
Delivery day first, then varieties and stem length.
- 2
Cut to order
Stems are cut for your box, hydrated and cooled at the farm.
- 3
We check it in person
We are not a farm — we walk into the greenhouse and check your order. You get a photo.
- 4
Air freight via Miami
About 90 % of US flower imports land in Miami; your box clears there.
- 5
Courier to your door
Tracked delivery to your shop, US or Canada.
73 %of Ecuador’s flower exports are rosesExpoflores
≈ 90 %of US flower imports arrive through Miami airportAir Cargo Week
$1.07 bnEcuador’s flower exports in 2025Expoflores via Rio Times
Real photos, not stock
This morning at the packing house.
Every bunch is sleeved by 25 stems and labelled with the variety, stem length and count — the same label you will find in your box.
Why the Andes
Altitude makes the stem.
Ecuador’s rose greenhouses sit high in the Andes, near the equator: strong light all year and cool nights. That is where the long straight stems and large heads come from.
Owner to fill: partner plantations, certificates (Flor Ecuador, BASC…), photos of real boxes. Nothing here is invented — this block stays empty until the facts arrive.
No silent swaps
If a variety falls short on cut day, we ask you first. Your recipe stays your recipe.
Stem count checked
Every bunch is counted at boxing and shown in your photo.
Claims window
Report a problem within [owner sets hours] of delivery with a photo.
Questions florists ask
What is the minimum order?
One bunch (25 roses or 10 stems for other flowers). Delivery is free once each box is at least 80 % full — sample rule for this demo.
How long does delivery take?
About 5 business days from order to door in this demo. That is why the calendar starts 5 working days ahead.
Do you ship to Canada?
Yes — switch to “CA” at the top to see prices in Canadian dollars. Import paperwork and duties for Canada are quoted per order.
Who pays US import duty?
Duty is paid by the importer of record. We confirm the current rate with a customs broker for every quote, because it changed twice in 2025–2026.
What are guard petals?
The outer petals left on a rose to protect the bloom in transit. Remove them when you process the stems — a fresh, firm guard petal is a sign the rose was cut recently.
Can I choose the exact variety, not just a colour?
Yes. Every card is a named variety. If it is short on cut day we ask before substituting anything.
Your next box starts with a date.
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