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ANDES DIRECT

Your box, cut to order.

We buy from Ecuadorian plantations we visit in person. You get the same stem length and grade every week, shipped straight to your door.

We are not a farm. We walk into the greenhouse, check your order with our own eyes, and send you a photo before it flies.

Your box, cut to order.

What arrives in your box.

Red roses, select grade

Red roses, select grade

Stems measure 40 to 90 cm. You get the exact length you ordered, not a mix.

White and cream roses

White and cream roses

Stems measure 40 to 80 cm. Clean, bright heads for bridal bouquets and modern arrangements.

Spray roses

Spray roses

Three to five heads per stem. You fill space faster with fewer stems per box.

Yellow and orange roses

Yellow and orange roses

Stems measure 40 to 70 cm. Bright color for summer weddings and corporate events.

Summer filler flowers

Summer filler flowers

Carnations, alstroemeria, and hydrangea. You fill the same box with mixed varieties.

Greens and foliage

Greens and foliage

Eucalyptus and ruscus. You balance the box with greenery that matches your roses.

Gallery

Inside the greenhouse.

Greenhouse at sunrise
Cutting in the field
Checking stem length
Packing the box

How you can check us

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business days from order to your door

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stems, the smallest box we ship

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rose varieties in the current list

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days before your event we recommend delivery, so the flower opens

Wide landscape of high Andes plateau in Ecuador at 2,800 metres, green volcanic

How it works

From field to shelf.

  1. Cut at dawn

    You order 500 stems of red roses. A grower in Cayambe cuts them at 6 a.m. and packs them into a flat export box.

  2. Direct flight

    The box flies from Quito to your state. You receive the same stem length and grade you specified, without a Miami middleman.

  3. Consistent arrival

    You open the box in your shop. The stems are uniform, the heads are open, and your display looks the same as last week.

Pricing

What it costs

Quarter box

a small shop or one event

from $0.34 per stem
  • 100 stems
  • one or two varieties
  • shipping added
Choose this plan
Most chosen

Half box

a busy shop week

from $0.29 per stem
  • 200 stems
  • up to four varieties
  • free shipping
Choose this plan

Full box

weekly standing orders and weddings

from $0.24 per stem
  • 350 to 400 stems
  • any mix from one plantation
  • free shipping
Choose this plan

DEMO PAGE — every figure above is a sample used to review the layout. It is not a quote and not our price list. Real pricing has not been supplied yet.

Our guarantee

DEMO TEXT, not a real guarantee: if a box arrives warm, short-counted or with the wrong variety, send us a photo within 24 hours and we replace the lot or refund it. We never substitute a variety without asking you first, because a silent swap ruins a wedding recipe.

Questions

What people ask before starting

How does ordering work?

DEMO ANSWER: pick your delivery date first, then the list shows what is actually being cut that week. You choose variety, stem length and grade, we confirm at the plantation and send you a photo of your box before it flies.

Why do I choose the date before the flowers?

Because nothing is in a warehouse. The flowers are still growing and are cut to your order, so availability changes every week.

When should the box arrive?

DEMO ANSWER: 3 to 5 days before your event. A freshly cut rose needs a few days to open.

What is the smallest order?

DEMO ANSWER: a quarter box, 100 stems. Free shipping starts at a half box.

How many stems fit in a box?

DEMO ANSWER: a quarter box holds 100 stems, a half box 200, a full box 350 to 400 depending on stem length and head size.

What happens if my variety is not available?

We ask you first and offer the closest match. We never swap a variety silently.

Do I need an import permit?

The importer of record in the United States needs a valid APHIS import permit, applied for through APHIS eFile. Admissible cut flowers without fruit attached do not require a phytosanitary certificate.

Who pays the customs duty?

The importer of record in the United States pays the duty, not the shipper in Ecuador.

Are you a farm?

No. We are an exporter. We buy from plantations in Ecuador that we visit in person, and the box ships from the plantation to you.

Can I see my flowers before they ship?

Yes. We photograph your box at the plantation and send it to you before it flies.

Your box, cut to order.

We buy from Ecuadorian plantations we visit in person. You get the same stem length and grade every week, shipped straight to your door.

Request the wholesale price list

We are not a farm. We walk into the greenhouse, check your order with our own eyes, and send you a photo before it flies.

Request

Request the wholesale price list

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