Lavender roses are one of the most visually appealing roses in one of the rarest colors. Their eye-catching shades make them highly popular for many occasions. It’s one of those colors that you just enjoy any day of the week. Lavender roses have a long, captivating, and alluring history. Currently, there are multiple varieties in cultivation, and today we’re going to discuss five of them.

Lavender Roses and Their Special Meaning

As with all other colors, lavender roses have special meanings attached to them. They’ve evolved throughout the years and their existence. Often, the lavender rose is a sign of love at first sight or enchantment. Those who have been caught by the feelings of adoration and love can use the lavender rose to express their intentions of romance. While a bolder purple color might symbolize royalty, the softer hue of lavender suggests splendor and an air of regal majesty. Rose meanings aside, we can say with certainty that lavender roses are always a good idea because they will without a doubt make a lasting impression on the recipient.

Everlasting Lavender

Everlasting Lavender is a soft grey-lavender colored spray rose. Her cupped buds open to beautiful, small rosettes. The Everlasting Lavender rose has a mild rose fragrance and is, because of her very special color, a very popular choice for floral arrangements and centerpieces.

Due to her soft pastel tones, the rose Everlasting Lavender incorporates well with a wide variety of soft colored roses.

 

 

 

Lavender Bouquet

Lavender Bouquet is a stunning lavender rose from Dutch origin with a tubular shape. As she opens you will notice a complex shaping of the central petals. Lavender is one of the most rarest and visually stunning rose colors, so it is no surprise she is highly sought after for wedding work. With her eye-catching shades of light purple, Lavender Bouquet is a wildly popular alternative for romantic occasions, as well as everyday floral design.

 

 

 

Amnesia

How to describe Amnesia’s extraordinary color? Her delicate, muted hue seems to shift from lavender to gray-lilac, suffused with hints of creamy café au lait and set off with pale green in the outermost petals. Her spiraled petals open partway to a shapely flower head, medium in size. Subtle and sophisticated, this unique beauty was bred in France.

 

 

 

Tiara

The combination of inner petals in dark lavender surrounded by outer petals in light minty green makes Tiara truly memorable and evocative. Her curling, spiraling petals make a tangled vortex with a few deep shadows in the center.

 

 

 

Scenta

Scenta is a large head bi-colored rose with great fragrance. It has a good combination of lilac and beige, with a stem length of average 40-60cm