supllier network
We work with 160 carefully selected suppliers, allowing us to maintain a consistent supply of roses. We currently cultivate 32 hectares, ensuring quality and traceability in every flower.
where our roses are born
Our company works with a well-established network of rose growers, ensuring quality, continuity, and a positive impact on the communities we collaborate with.
Available Rose Varieties
We have access to 62 rose varieties, tailored to different markets and preferences. This diversity allows us to offer options in color, size, and unique characteristics.
production capacity
We currently operate across 32 hectares, but our supplier network has the capacity to supply up to 240 hectares. This allows us to respond flexibly to different order volumes without compromising quality.
Commitment to Indigenous Communities
We primarily support Indigenous producers, helping them strengthen their small businesses and improve their economic stability. Our work aims to create a positive impact on their families and communities by promoting fair and sustainable relationships.
meet the family of
Jose Maria Cordoba
company founded in 1999
Don Jose Maria has a family unit consisting of 3 children aged 3 to 9, who are in primary and secondary school.
They are very good students and hope to attend university in the future to help their father.
Location
The farm has an average of 1.78 hectares in flat areas, 3.01 hectares on slopes, and 4.78 hectares in mid-mountain areas. It is located at an altitude of 2,850 meters above sea level in Cayambe, Pichincha, Ecuador.
Crop Component
The component of annual and semi-permanent crops varies from one area to another. Crops identified include chili peppers, plantains, cassava, and flowers.
Flower Cultivation
The flower cultivation is located in the Cayambe region, covering an area of 3,000 m², dedicated exclusively to growing the finest roses.
It manages varieties such as Freedom, Vendela, and Pink Floyd.
It manages varieties such as Freedom, Vendela, and Pink Floyd.
Livestock Component
Livestock Component. Mainly cows, horses, and chickens.
Water Regulation Component
Water Regulation Component. Plants are located at water sources or around cisterns, along with timber, forage, and fruit species that contribute to water conservation, local climate regulation, and support the habitat of wildlife species.
Fruit Component
Fruit Component. In all three areas, traditional fruit trees predominate, with 18 tree, shrub, and vine species.
Family photos
This is us
We are a close-knit family, working every day from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to grow the finest flowers that will adorn your home.