Tuberose

SEASONALITY
➜ Available Most of the Year

DESIGN TYPE
➜ Accent Flower, Line Flower

VASE LIFE
➜ Moderately Long-Lasting

BLOOM SIZE
➜ 1–1.5in Bloom Size
➜ 4–6.5in Head Size

STEM LENGTH
➜ 50–100cm

➜ Tuberose should be processed soon after arrival by recutting the stems and placing them into fresh, clean water

➜ Allow 3–4 hours of hydration before designing so the stems become fully conditioned and unopened florets begin developing naturally

➜ Tuberose is typically shipped and stored wet rather than dry-packed whenever possible, helping preserve its exceptional fragrance and flower quality

➜ Use the stems thoughtfully throughout an arrangement instead of clustering them together—a little fragrance goes a surprisingly long way

➜ Tuberose is an outstanding addition to bridal bouquets, elevated centerpieces, luxury event work, and romantic floral designs where scent is part of the overall experience

➜ Reserve the stems with the tightest buds for arrangements that need to last several days, allowing the flower spike to continue opening over time

POSITIVES ➜
♡ Incredible fragrance
♡ Elegant bloom structure
♡ Luxury appeal
♡ Excellent event flower

NEGATIVES ➜
✗ Fragrance can be intense for some people
✗ Premium pricing
✗ Availability may fluctuate
✗ Entered the room fifteen minutes before it physically arrived

Why is tuberose considered such a luxury flower?
➜ Its intoxicating fragrance, mostly seasonal availability, and creamy, elegant flower spikes have made tuberose one of the most coveted blooms in high-end floristry for generations

Is tuberose fragrance very strong?
➜ Yes—it's one of the most powerfully scented cut flowers available, often filling an entire room with its rich, sweet perfume

Should every floret be open when I receive it?
➜ No—tuberose is usually harvested with several unopened buds that gradually bloom after conditioning, extending both its beauty and fragrance

Is tuberose a good choice for every event?
➜ While many people adore its fragrance, the scent can be quite intense, making it worth considering the venue size and guest preferences when designing large installations

What flowers naturally complement tuberose?
➜ Garden roses, lisianthus, orchids, ranunculus, jasmine vine, and other romantic blooms pair beautifully with tuberose without competing against its elegant flower form

☆ One of the most fragrant flowers available
☆ Beautiful white blooms
☆ Creates luxury instantly
☆ Excellent wedding flower
☆ Can perfume an entire workspace

☆ Garden Roses
☆ Jasmine Vine
☆ Sweet Pea
☆ Lisianthus
☆ Phalaenopsis Orchids
☆ Peonies
☆ Ranunculus

☆ Tuberose (Agave amica, formerly Polianthes tuberosa) is celebrated worldwide as one of the most fragrant flowers cultivated for both floristry and perfumery

☆ Its luxurious scent has been a prized ingredient in fine perfumes for centuries, earning tuberose a reputation as one of the floral world's signature fragrance notes

☆ Although the flower spike appears delicate, each stem opens gradually over several days, rewarding patience with an ever-changing display of blooms