Spotlight on: David Austin Leonora Rose
Leonora (Auswagsy), a name meaning ‘light’ and ‘compassion’. David Austin Leonora, previously known as ‘Ella’ is one of our newest David Austin varieties and is already a wedding favorite for [...]
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“Parfum Flower Company is working closely together with all major Dutch wholesalers and exporters of cut flowers. When your local supplier is sourcing from Holland you have the possibility to get your hands on the best scented roses.
“Just fill out the form below and we’ll make sure you’ll be able to receive our great roses. Delivered directly in your shop or to a supplier near you.”
“Happy with the roses and you want to receive a weekly delivery? Together with your local supplier we can make the perfect offer for you!”
But first, fill out your details below to make sure you can receive your first delivery with the best scented roses from Parfum Flower Company.”
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How does it work
You fill out your details on the form, we contact your supplier to arrange the details of the delivery.
You'll receive the flowers in Dutch water buckets, or we pack the wraps in a nice box and send it to your supplier op choice
A Dutch exporter sends the roses to your shop or to a wholesale outlet of your choice
You receive the roses in the Outlet or in your shop
Don't forget to hydrate the scented roses in the right way!
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Advantage of weekly boxes
“Loyal to us, loyal to you!
When you like the roses and decide to receive a weekly delivery of only a minimum of 24 roses, you are also guaranteed of the availability of the rest of our total assortment. (When ordered in time in smaller quantities).”
“We know the very popular garden varieties are sometimes hard to find in the midst of the wedding season. When you weekly order a florist box of 24 roses you are guaranteed of the availability of our total assortment.”
This offer is also valid when you’re seeking David Austin Roses.”