All Saints Day, otherwise referred to as All Hallows Day is marked on 1st November every year. The day was set aside to honour known and unknown saints in the Catholic faith. During All Saints Day, Christians hold special church services and also visit cemeteries to place flowers such as Porta Nova Red and White Naomi roses on the graves of their departed loved ones.
Red Naomi sympathy heart by Nadine Siegert 
Nadine Siegert
A popular design that is most ideal during All Saints is the unmatched Porta Nova Naomi heart. Both the Red and White Naomi give great options for the heart. If someone would wish, a single stem of the rose might be sufficient enough for them to express their sentiments to a departed loved one. Or a nice mixed bouquet containing porta nova roses and other flowers and foliage.
All Saints Day is closely tied with All Souls Day, held on November 2, which is dedicated to prayers of the dead who are not yet glorified. During these days, you will also find people visiting their local florists in search of beautiful and creative arrangements to make the occasion even more special. It is common for florists to use red roses of great quality such as Porta Nova Red Naomi in their arrangements. According to established florists, Porta Nova roses are prefered by their customers because the roses look beautiful in their fresh-red velvety shade and also stay longer in the vase.
A design by Murat Simsek od Mon Fleuriste 
Wreath by Heidi Mikkonen with White Naomi
Besides the numerous options, florists have when creating designs with our flowers, they are now also assured of a consistent supply of top-quality Red and White Naomi roses this winter. This is made possible by our new “LED lighting” and our unique “Climator System” in which we store heat from the summer underground and use it for heating in the winter.
