Carnation gobi

Experience the fiery brilliance of Carnation Gobi, an extraordinary orange variety cultivated in the fertile highlands of Kenya by Flower House, a name synonymous with quality, consistency, and craftsmanship in premium floriculture. With its rich orange hue, perfectly sculpted petals, and impressive vase life, Carnation Gobi brings warmth, energy, and sophistication — making it an ideal choice for wholesale buyers and florists in Dubai and across the UAE seeking a bold yet refined bloom.

Available in 50, 52, and 60 cm stem lengths, Carnation Gobi offers outstanding flexibility for diverse floral applications — from festive event décor and retail bouquets to corporate arrangements and hotel designs. Its radiant orange tone symbolizes joy, enthusiasm, and creativity, making it the perfect bloom for vibrant floral combinations or as a striking standalone centerpiece. The bloom’s full head and structured form ensure strong visual presence and enduring beauty in any setting.

Grown in Kenya’s ideal floral climate — where altitude, sunlight, and soil fertility combine to produce superior quality — Carnation Gobi develops sturdy stems, intense color depth, and exceptional durability. Under the meticulous care of Flower House, each stem is hand-harvested, graded, and processed to maintain peak freshness and meet the demanding standards of Dubai’s luxury wholesale flower market.

The orange color of Gobi embodies warmth and positivity, seamlessly complementing reds, yellows, and creams in floral designs. Whether used to enhance seasonal arrangements, wedding décor, or upscale retail displays, it adds a vibrant yet elegant touch that captures attention and emotion alike.

For wholesale distributors, event planners, and professional florists in Dubai, Carnation Gobi delivers beauty, reliability, and profitability. Add this stunning Kenyan carnation to your floral collection and offer your clients a flower that radiates brightness, passion, and excellence — a true reflection of Flower House’s dedication to quality and Kenya’s world-renowned floriculture.