From our farm in Salcedo

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Cool Down

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  • Hand-graded at the farm
  • Free shipping on every order
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Ships from Ecuador, arrives in 3–5 days

What you get

  • Grown in SalcedoOne of the rarest microclimates in the world, known for some of the finest roses anywhere. Cool nights, hard sun, 3,000 m.
  • Large-head bloomsMore petals, a fuller bloom.
  • Arrives in bud, opens in your vaseCut after you order, shipped in bud, so it opens at home.
  • Vibrant and vigorousSaturated color, thick stems, firm petals. Grown slowly at altitude so it arrives strong.
About this rose

Lavender lilac, rare in a rose. Cool Down brings a cooler note to the catalog. Hand-graded at the farm and shipped in partial bud.

Care instructions
  1. Fill a vase with cool water. Add the flower food packet from your box and stir until it dissolves.
  2. With sharp scissors, trim each stem at a 45-degree angle. The angle helps with hydration.
  3. Remove any leaves that would sit below the waterline. Remove the brown outer guard petals if you see them.
  4. Place the roses in the vase. Let them hydrate for a few hours before you move them.
  5. Keep them in a cool spot, out of direct sun. Trim the stems every few days and change the water. A few ice cubes in the vase will buy you extra time.
Shipping & delivery

Cut after you order at our farm in Salcedo and shipped in bud, free to your door.

FAQ

Will they last? Your roses arrive in bud and open in your vase across the first week. Grown slowly at altitude, they arrive with thick stems and firm petals.

Do you offer subscriptions? Yes. Your first delivery includes a free welcome kit, and you can cancel or skip anytime.

See full FAQ

From the box

How to care for your roses.

Five steps. Pulled straight from the care card inside every box.

  1. Fill the vase

    Fill the vase

    Cool water. Add the flower food packet from your box and stir until it dissolves.

  2. Trim the stems

    Trim the stems

    Sharp scissors. Cut each stem at a 45-degree angle for better hydration.

  3. Strip the lower leaves

    Strip the lower leaves

    Anything that would sit below the waterline comes off. Remove the brown outer guard petals too.

  4. Place and hydrate

    Place and hydrate

    Set the roses in the vase. Let them hydrate for a few hours before you move them.

  5. Keep them cool

    Keep them cool

    Cool spot, out of direct sun. Trim and change water every few days. A few ice cubes buy you extra time.

Mario Vicente

From the farm

We started Flora & Fire because
we wanted more beautiful flowers
for the moments that mattered.

We are a young, passionate team from Salcedo, Ecuador, united by a simple yet powerful vision: to reconnect people with the beauty and rhythm of nature. For us, roses are more than just flowers. They are a celebration of wellbeing, mindfulness, and balance, a way of life we live and breathe every single day on our farm. From Salcedo, with love.

Mario Vicente

Founder of FLORA & FIRE

The difference

Why our roses outlast grocery flowers

Flora & Fire Grocery store
Where they are grown. Our single farm in Salcedo, Ecuador, at 3,000 m Anonymous global sourcing
Head size. Large-head varieties. More petals, a fuller bloom Standard heads
Time from cut to door. Cut after you order, never warehoused Warehoused for days before sale
Growing conditions. Cool nights and hard sun at altitude. Thick stems, firm petals Greenhouse-grown, climate-controlled
How they arrive. In bud, opening in your vase over the first week Already fully opened on arrival
Who handles them. Direct from the farm that grew them Several middlemen between farm and you

What people say

Loved by people who buy flowers for themselves

Kylee · Ocean Mist Verified buyer

I would definitely order again

They arrived absolutely beautiful. They were full, vibrant, and even better than I expected. The packaging was clearly done with care, keeping the arrangement fresh and protected. The flowers lasted a long time, which made them even more enjoyable.

Common questions

Before you order.

The questions we get most about shipping and delivery. The full list lives on our FAQ page.

When will my order arrive?

Three to four business days. Every bunch is cut after you order, hand-tied at the farm, and shipped in bud, so it opens in your vase. Most US addresses see delivery between Tuesday and Friday.

Are all rose varieties available year-round?

Most of our varieties are available year-round. A few are seasonal and can sell out during certain growing conditions. If a variety you want is out, email hello@flora-fire.com and our team can usually tell you when it'll be back.

What is your return and refund policy?

Because our roses are perishable and cut after you order, all sales are final. We don't accept returns or issue refunds. If your roses arrive damaged, though, we'll make it right with a discount of at least 50% off your next order.

What if my roses arrive damaged?

Email hello@flora-fire.com within two business days of delivery with your order number and a few clear photos of the roses as they arrived. Once we review them, we'll apply a discount of at least 50% off your next order. We respond within one business day.

How do subscriptions work?

Pick a cadence, and a fresh bunch ships on your schedule at 20% off with free shipping. Your first delivery includes the welcome kit. Pause, skip, or cancel anytime from your account.

Ready-to-enjoy roses grown in Salcedo, Ecuador, for intentional living.