Purple long stem preserved roses styled in a vase in a modern living room

Six purple long stem preserved roses arranged in a clear glass vase

Twelve purple long stem preserved roses arranged in a clear glass vase

Purple long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Six purple long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Twelve purple long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Yellow long stem preserved roses styled in a vase on a console table in a modern living room

Woman holding a kraft-wrapped bouquet of yellow long stem preserved roses

Woman holding a wrapped bouquet of yellow long stem preserved roses

Six yellow long stem preserved roses arranged in a clear glass vase

Twelve yellow long stem preserved roses laid flat showing full stem length

Six yellow long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Six stem and twelve stem yellow preserved rose arrangements side by side for size comparison

Dark red long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Dark red long stem preserved roses styled in a vase on a console table

Six dark red long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Twelve dark red long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Pink long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Pink long stem preserved roses laid flat showing full stem length

Blue long stem preserved roses styled in a vase in a modern living room

Blue long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Six blue long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Twelve blue long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Cream long stem preserved roses styled in a vase in a modern living room

Cream long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Six cream long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Twelve cream long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Fuchsia long stem preserved roses styled in a vase on a console table

Fuchsia long stem preserved roses arranged in a glass vase

Fuchsia long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

Six fuchsia long stem preserved roses laid flat in a row on linen

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Long Stem Preserved Roses

Name: Long Stem Preserved Roses
Brand: Floragram
SKU: FG-LS-CRM-6
Price: 73.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$73.00 CAD

Real roses. Long stems. For years, not days.

Hand-preserved at peak bloom through our natural glycerine process, lasting 1–3 years with zero maintenance. No water. No wilting. No upkeep.

Choose your colour and your size — half dozen or full dozen. Style them in any vase you love; vase not included.

100% real preserved roses — not silk, not plastic
Available in seven colours: dark red, cream, golden yellow, pink, purple, fuchsia and blue
Half dozen (6 stems) or one dozen (12 stems)
Stays beautiful 1–3 years with zero maintenance, no water needed
45 cm long stems, each bloom approximately 5.5 cm diameter
Free shipping across Canada
Arrives perfect — or we make it right, guaranteed

A Note on Our Images

Our long stem preserved roses are crafted from real, natural roses, which means no two are exactly alike. Product photos are for illustration purposes only. Your roses may differ slightly in shape, petal pattern, or shade from what is pictured, but every stem we ship falls within our stated stem height and bloom diameter range.

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🚚 Free Shipping across Canada

🕑 Ships in 1–2 business days

💐 Real preserved roses — lasts 1–3 years, no water needed

✅ Arrives perfect or we make it right — guaranteed

How are they preserved?

Picked at peak bloom. Each rose is hand-selected at perfect fullness, the moment colour and form are most beautiful.
Natural preservation. A plant-based glycerine solution replaces the rose’s sap, keeping the petals soft and flexible for years.
Colour locked in. The colour is set so it stays vivid — no water or sunlight needed.
Handcrafted for her. Arranged by hand in our signature velvet box, ready to give.

Keep away from direct sunlight and humidity, and they’ll stay beautiful for 1–3 years. More questions? See our FAQ →