Ecuador is famous for its rich Galapagos Islands, but did you know that it’s also known for its unique flowers, particularly the roses? Ecuador is the first exporter of freshly cut flowers in the world, and this time, they have taken this a step further by preserving their beautiful, big roses to immortalise them and bring you ‘Forever Roses’.
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