Rosaholics: farm-direct rose bouquets with free shipping on every order

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Rosaholics is an online rose shop that sells straight from the farm to your door in the US. Its homepage says every rose is cut only after you place your order and shipped directly from its farm, rather than sitting in a warehouse first, and its own pages describe a family-run farm in Cotopaxi, Ecuador. The range runs to more than 250 varieties, so it goes well beyond a dozen red roses: there are garden roses, peony-style blooms, David Austin roses, baby roses, sunflowers and tropical flowers, sorted by colour from classic reds and pinks to black, blue and brown.

It suits people sending flowers for a birthday, an anniversary or a get-well message, and anyone who wants unusual colours. For November the homepage leans into autumn, with rust, copper and gold roses in a Season of Thanks collection and a Thanksgiving edit. There's also a build-your-own option where you pick the colours, an Express Delivery collection for bouquets that arrive in one to two days, and long-stem roses for a bigger statement.

What's worth a look

These bouquets were on the Rosaholics homepage at full price when we checked (prices are "from", as bigger sizes cost more):

For an autumn table, Fall Gathering from $77 and Cafe Tacuva from $85, with its orange and brown roses, fit the season well. Maple Serenade from $80 is a softer pink choice that also turns up in the Thanksgiving edit. Great Dane from $74 is one of the bouquets labelled Super Rare, and Echoes of Earth from $74 and Lion King from $85 were in the Season's Best section at the top of the page.

Because the roses are cut to order, it's worth leaving a few days before the date you need them, unless you choose from the Express Delivery range.

The homepage also has a business section for offices, hotels and restaurants, plus a quote form for events that need hundreds of roses on one date. If you're ordering for a big occasion such as a wedding, that's the place to start rather than buying bouquet by bouquet.

Current offers

• Free shipping on every order, which the homepage banner confirms.
• 10% off Sempre roses: when we checked, the Sempre bouquets on the homepage were showing at $62, down from $68.
• There's also an In Season Prices section with several bouquets marked down by a few dollars.

How to save more

• Start with the In Season Prices section. Those bouquets use varieties that are plentiful at the moment, so they're the cheapest way to get a full bunch.
• Choose the smallest size of a bouquet you like. The prices shown are the starting price, and larger stem counts cost more.
• If you send flowers regularly, look at the Subscriptions option in the menu rather than paying for each delivery separately.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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