From ancient times to the present day, the rose has been one of the most admired and cultivated flowers in the world. Its history dates back to more than 35 million years ago, when the first wild species bloomed in Asia. Over time, different civilizations such as the Persians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans began to cultivate them, making them a symbol of beauty, love and status.
In Egypt, Cleopatra used rose petals to perfume her rooms, while in imperial Rome, roses decorated the banquets of emperors and were used as a bargaining chip in the perfume and medicine trade. During the Middle Ages, the rose became the emblem of monarchies and noble houses, as in the famous War of the Roses in England.


The cultivation of roses took a great leap in the 19th century, when European and Asian horticulturists began to develop more resistant varieties with a wider range of colors. With the expansion of global trade, rose production moved to regions with ideal climates for its development, and today, Ecuador is one of the world's leading producers.
At High Connection Flowers, we grow our roses in the foothills of the Cotopaxi volcano, where altitude, sunlight and volcanic soil create the perfect conditions for superior quality flowers. Our sustainable production methods guarantee roses with intense colors, strong stems and exceptional freshness, which reach international markets to continue the tradition of this legendary flower.

"From the gardens of emperors to the bouquets we send today, the rose remains the most cherished flower around the world. Each rose we grow is a tribute to its history, keeping its beauty and meaning alive through time."
We will continue to explore new ways to improve our practices, with the goal of offering quality products while caring for the planet.