3 Years of 12 Fresh Roses = $10,000+ vs Rose Haus $275 Preserved Roses

Roses are timeless. They symbolize romance, beauty, and luxury in a way few flowers can. But behind the elegance of a dozen freshly cut roses is a reality most people don’t consider: just how expensive it becomes to keep them year after year.

If you’ve ever wondered what it would take to maintain twelve Ecuadorian roses in your home for three years straight, here’s the breakdown.

🌹 The Weekly Commitment

Fresh roses don’t last forever. Even premium Ecuadorian varieties — prized for their long stems, velvety petals, and unmatched quality — only stay vibrant for about 5–7 days. That means if you want to enjoy roses all year, you’ll be replacing them every single week.

• 1 dozen per week = 52 dozens per year

• Over 3 years = 156 dozens of roses

• Retail (florists, luxury delivery services, or online orders):
  Once you factor in design, packaging, and delivery, a dozen roses can cost $50–$80. Over three years, that balloons to:
  $7,800 – $12,480

📉 The Hidden Costs

It’s not just the financial side. Weekly replacements also mean:

• Time spent ordering or visiting a florist

• Environmental impact from transport, packaging, and waste

• The emotional letdown of watching roses wilt so quickly

🌟 The Alternative: Preserved Ecuadorian Roses

This is where preserved roses shine. Using natural roses from Ecuador, carefully treated to maintain their beauty for 1–3 years, you get all the elegance without the weekly hassle.

• A single dozen arrangement lasts years.

• No water, no sunlight, no stress.

• Long-term savings: what might cost $10,000+ in fresh roses can be enjoyed for a fraction of that with preserved alternatives.

✨ Final Thoughts

Keeping twelve fresh Ecuadorian roses for three years is undeniably beautiful — but also a commitment that can cost anywhere from $3,700 to over $12,000, depending on how you buy them.

For those who love the look of roses but value longevity, preserved Ecuadorian roses offer the same luxury with smarter convenience and savings.