When is the rose harvest season and how does it affect availability?

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Damask and Cabbage roses flower once a year in spring (roughly May–June in the main growing regions), and this single bloom determines annual hydrosol availability. FactorDetailHarvest WindowSpring bloom, May–June (region-dependent)Picking PracticeHand-picked at dawn, distilled the same dayFresh vs StockFresh distillate right after harvest; bottled stock through the yearPlanningReserve fresh distillate 4–6 weeks before the bloomBecause we distill fresh petals only, the highest-aroma batches come from the harvest window. Outside the season we supply from cold-stored stock distilled at peak bloom, so consistency across the year is maintained.Tell us your launch timing — we will allocate either fresh-cut distillate or stock batches to match your calendar.

Factor	Detail
Harvest Window	Spring bloom, May–June (region-dependent)
Picking Practice	Hand-picked at dawn, distilled the same day
Fresh vs Stock	Fresh distillate right after harvest; bottled stock through the year
Planning	Reserve fresh distillate 4–6 weeks before the bloom

When is the rose harvest season and how does it affect availability?

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