The 'Black Magic' rose is one of the most highly sought after rose varieties by name on the wholesale flower market. The 'Black Magic' rose is grown in different grades and lengths, but is most often found, and best presented, at lengths of 24" (60cms) or greater. The popularity of this rose variety makes it a top seller for both wedding flowers (for use in wedding bouquets and arrangements) and wholesale flowers (for resale and fundraising purposes).

Description: The 'Black Magic' rose is in fact not black as the name suggests, but rather a very deep, bold, velvety red.  The 'Black Magic' rose is a substantial rose and on average has a petal count of somewhere between 30 and 40 petals per rose head.  The petals themselves appear thick and rich in texture and go from the deep, strong red in the middle to nearly black tinged tips of each petal.  Due to Mother Nature, at certain times of the year these roses may appear more 'black' than at other times.  

Availability: The 'Black Magic' roses are available year-round.

This package consists of 200 stems of 'Black Magic' roses carefully packed in bunches of 25 stems and delivered to your door.

All orders for this product must be placed at least 10 days prior to your desired delivery date.

We highly recommend our customers schedule the roses for delivery 3 days prior to their event.  The roses are shipped out of water in an early blooming stage and do require some time to re-hydrate and open properly.  If cared for properly, these wholesale flowers will last for a long time.  Please visit our flower care section for complete care instructions.

** Special Tips **

Our flower farms pack roses in bunches of 25 stems.  The roses are packed in a two-level system.  When you remove the rose bunch from the box you will only see 12 or 13 roses - the other 12 or 13 roses are packed directly underneath them.

We highly recommend leaving the plastic wrap around the roses in place for about 6 hours while the roses re-hydrate.

When you unwrap the roses, carefully remove any loose or discolored outer petals.  As the rose gradually opens, look for opportunitites to refresh the appearance of selected roses by carefully removing additional unsightly petals.