Aphrodite Collection
As the Greek Goddess cried for her lover, the roses turned to red. We cannot think of a more romantic name for our timeless red roses.
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Introducing The Aphrodite Collection
As Aphrodite, the goddess of love cried for her fallen lover Adonis, the roses turned red as a token of her love. The Greek Goddess is believed to be the earliest explanation of why we give red roses as a symbol of love, and we could not think of a more perfect name for our red one year roses than the Aphrodite Collection.
