A close-up of a David Austin Juliet garden rose showing its cupped peach petals and pale apricot edges.

Garden Rose Juliet (David Austin)

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$102.00
Sale price  $102.00 Regular price  $150.00
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A close-up of a David Austin Juliet garden rose showing its cupped peach petals and pale apricot edges.

Garden Rose Juliet (David Austin)

$102.00
Sale price  $102.00 Regular price  $150.00
Stem Count

Flower: Garden Rose
Variety: Juliet (David Austin)
Color: Peach/Apricot
Stem Count: 24–96 Stems Per Box
Minimum Order: 24 Stems

Juliet Garden Roses

Juliet is a peach-to-apricot David Austin garden rose, grown as a cut flower for weddings and events and sold here by the bunch in 24, 48, or 96 stems. Each 40–50 cm stem carries a single deep-cupped rosette of roughly 90 petals that arrives in tight bud near 2 inches across and opens to nearly 5 inches over 3–4 days in water, shading from soft peach at the outer petals to warm apricot at the heart, with a light tea fragrance and a vase life of up to 10 days. PetalDriven ships Juliet garden roses farm-direct and overnight anywhere in the US with free shipping, unarranged and ready to process, at wholesale prices with no tax ID required.

Features of the Juliet Garden Rose Variety

Variety Juliet, a David Austin Wedding & Event Rose
Origin Bred by David Austin Roses in England; farm-grown in Colombia
Color Soft peach petals deepening to a warm apricot center, often picking up a blush-pink tint as the bloom opens
Stem Length 40–50 cm (16–20 in)
Bloom Size About 2 in across on arrival, opening to nearly 5 in as a full cupped rosette
Fragrant Lightly, with a subtle hint of tea
Vase Life Up to 10 days with proper care
Stems per Bunch Sold in 24, 48, or 96 stems

Good For

  • Bridal and bridesmaid bouquets
  • Wedding centerpieces and tablescapes
  • Ceremony arrangements, arches, and aisle décor
  • Peach, apricot, blush, and ivory color palettes
  • DIY wedding and event flowers
  • Bridal showers, anniversaries, and gift arrangements

Shipping Info

  • Free US shipping on every order.
  • Ships FedEx Priority Overnight for next-day delivery.
  • Pick your delivery date on the calendar when you add Juliet roses to your cart. The calendar shows the next available date.
  • Delivery is available Tuesday through Friday. We recommend Tuesday–Thursday, since Friday and Saturday arrivals are more likely to hit weekend carrier delays.
  • Schedule delivery 3–4 days before your event. Juliet ships in bud and needs 3–4 days in water to open fully.
  • Roses arrive boxed and unarranged, with no signature required, so plan to have someone there to unpack and hydrate them right away.

Care and Processing Instructions

  1. Unbox your roses as soon as they arrive. Leave the protective cardboard or paper sleeve on for the first hydration; it supports the heads while the stems drink.
  2. Fill a clean bucket or vase with a few inches of water.
  3. Strip any foliage that would sit below the water line.
  4. Cut about 1 inch off each stem at an angle with floral shears or a sharp knife.
  5. Place the stems in water indoors, in a cool spot away from heaters, air conditioning drafts, and direct sunlight.
  6. Let the roses hydrate for 6–24 hours before removing the sleeve.
  7. Once unwrapped, gently peel away the outer guard petals. They're thicker than the rest and often show some green near the base.
  8. Give Juliet 3–4 days to open from a tight cup into a full rosette. A warmer room speeds opening; a cooler one slows it down.

100% Satisfaction Guarantee

Every order of Juliet garden roses is backed by PetalDriven's 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If your roses arrive damaged, wilted, or in poor condition, contact us within 48 hours of delivery with clear photos of the flowers and your order number, and we'll make it right with a refund or exchange.

Email info@petaldriven.com or call 1-888-738-2529. To qualify, hydrate your roses as soon as they arrive and follow the care instructions above. Claims submitted without photos or after the 48-hour window can't be accepted, and natural variation in color or bloom size isn't considered damage. See our full refund policy.

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