Number of petals 27

Bud size 6.00cm.

Stem lenght 4.50-6.00 cm.

Vase life 12-14 days

This year the opening night party will be held at the Currelly Gallery & Chen Court,Royal Ontario Museum

Tickets for this event are available at Hotdocs.ca

RINGE & ASSOCIATES are again the proud floral sponsors for this Gala, the Hot Docs Conference, the  DOC Mogul luncheon and the Industry Achievement Award Luncheon.

If you cannot immediately care for your received roses, you can store them in the cooler section of your fridge, this will delay bacterial growth.

Our roses are cultivated by Producnorte, located in Ayora-Cayambe, 60 minutes north of Quito, five minutes north of the Equator and more than 10.000 feet above sealevel.

This high altitude combined with constant 12 hours days gives their roses the most ideal environment to develop into long stems, large and multipetaled heads.

Roses are grown Hydroponically, which is more environmentally friendly.

How to care for cut roses

Remove leaves that will be immersed in water, wet leaves encourage bacterial growth..
Leave the thorns intact, detached thorns can reduce the life of roses.

Sever an inch of stem from the bottom end, use a serrated knife or scissors to cut of the end on a slant.

Keep the roses in a warm solution with flower preservative.

If your roses show signs of wilting at an early stage,it could be that air got into the stems, to remedy this recut another inch and place back in the preservative solution.

Petal count : 39

Head size: 5.80 cm

Max. length: 90.00 cm

Vase life: 12-16 days

Grower: Tantau

Some are large standards (tree shaped), variegated Jades in several sizes and small leaf Jades. [SinglePic not found]

Jades prefer moderate light conditions and little water. Be sure to let the soil dry out between watering

Come have a look at our collection.

Ringe & Associates has been a proud floral sponsor of the The KAMA series presented by World Literacy of Canada(WLC).

WLC is a registered charitable organization that uses literacy to fight poverty and advance the cause of social justice, especially for women and children.

They support and deliver a range of community based programs in Canada and South Asia that emphasize literacy skills and education for women and children.

February line-up: check WLC website

Tickets for this event to be held at the Park Haytt  Hotel are available through www.wlc.ca

GANDHI DAY LITERACY PROJECT

“If humanity is to progress, Gandhi’s is inescapable.

He lived, thought, acted and inspired by the vision of humanity, evolving toward a world of peace and harmony”

Dr.Martin Luther King

This project is launched in partnership with the Toronto District School Board.

Its aim is to teach elementary students about social justice and social citizenship.

All have lots of character and would make a great corporate gift.

Most are of the Juniper variety and would do well in most environments with a minimal maintenance.

Come check it out.

There is nothing better than a large bouquet of lilacs on the kitchen table.

Select flowers that have almost all flowerets open.

Trim back most of the leaves and cut with a sharp knife on an angle.

Do not smash the stem, this will obstruct the water intake.

Add a flower preservative (for woody stems) and watch the water in your vase(should be full at all times).

To extend the vase life keep the flowers in a cool location, away from direct sunlight.