Red Bentley | Rose varieties from SURPROSE

The Red Bentley rose is a red rose with a long stem and a large rosebud. The rose has a stem length of about 70 cm, making it the longest rose in our range. Besides the long stem, this rose also has one of the largest rosebuds of all rose varieties in our assortment. This makes the Red Bentley rose a luxury rose and it deserves to be highlighted.

About the Red Bentley rose

This red rose is grown in Kenya. They grow there close to the equator, making it very suitable to grow large roses in Kenya. In Kenya, the rose gets sun all day, every day. Because of the many hours of sunshine, the rose becomes enormously strong, long and large. The grower of this rose is Rift Valley Roses. Want to know more about this grower? Take a look at our page about our growers.

The picture shows the three different red roses side by side. From left to right: EverRed - Red Naomi - Red Bentley.

The grower of Red Bentley

Rift Valley Roses is a family business. On their 27 hectares of land, the brothers who currently own the company have been growing roses since 2011. They are the third generation of the family from Scotland who are in the agricultural sector in Kenya. Besides the many hours of sunshine, the roses also benefit from the volcanic soil on which the nursery is located and the water from the mountains around them. In fact, the nursery overlooks a large well-known lake in Kenya.

At the nursery, the roses already go through a number of inspections to see if they meet quality standards. Once in the Netherlands, they get another inspection. All to make sure you get the best quality roses!

The meaning of the Red Bentley rose

The rose is the queen of flowers. Why? It is because of the beauty, elegance and significance of roses. Getting a rose is, of course, already very special. Getting a red rose is extra romantic. The red rose symbolises the love between the person giving the red roses and the person receiving the red roses. Therefore, the red rose is usually given in a love relationship and not so much in good friendship. For friendship, you might want to look at yellow roses, or pink roses! Want to see more meanings of the colours? Then check out our blog, where we tell you all about the meanings of the colours!