Prices
Flower prices per stem: our warehouse and the Kyiv market
We sell flowers at a wholesale per-stem price — and show it next to the prices of the delivery shops on the first page of Google. The comparison is checked by hand; the date is under the table.
Price per stem: monobuket and the market
| Flower | monobuket, €/stem | Kyiv market, €/stem | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roses | 0.83–3.28 | 1.77–3.61 | 53% cheaper |
| Dianthus | 0.94–2.64 | 1.18 | 20% cheaper |
| Chrysanthemums | 1.65–2.01 | 2.24 | 26% cheaper |
Kyiv market — per-stem prices published on ukraflora.ua, goldenflora.com.ua, camellia-market.com.ua, checked on 12 September 2026: from the cheapest to the dearest stem of that flower. Our prices are live from the catalogue as you open this page. “Difference” compares the cheapest stem on each side.
Why we are cheaper
01
Plantation → our warehouse → you
Between the cut and your bouquet there is no importer, no wholesale base and no salon: the flowers go from the plantation to our warehouse and from there to you.
02
No shop window — no write-offs
Flowers do not sit in a shop for a week: what was not sold today is not priced into tomorrow’s bouquet.
03
A price per stem, not “per arrangement”
You pay for the flowers and the wrapping you choose. No “floristry work” hidden in the price of a mono bouquet.
What a bouquet of roses costs
Based on the cheapest rose on the shelf today (Rose Rhodos, €0.83 per stem). Packaging (ribbon, paper or a box) is not included: its price is shown when you choose.
| Quantity | Cost of flowers |
|---|---|
| 11 roses | €9.09 |
| 25 roses | €20.66 |
| 51 roses | €42.15 |
| 101 roses | €83.48 |
Questions about prices
Are there hidden charges or compulsory wrapping?
No. Total = per-stem price × quantity. Packaging is optional: without it you pay only for the stems, and the price of the ribbon, paper or a box is shown when you choose.
Is the price the same for retail and wholesale?
Yes. The per-stem price on the site is the same for retail and wholesale and does not depend on quantity. The minimum number of stems for each variety is shown on its page.
Why do rose varieties differ in price?
Variety, country of origin and stem length: a 70 cm Ecuadorian rose with a fist-sized bud costs more than a 50 cm Kenyan one. The catalogue has both.
How often is the comparison updated?
Once a month we re-check the same sites and update the date under the table.