China traditional rose

The green stem of Chinese rose is a long vine, the leaves are smaller than roses, and the stems and leaves have thorns. These flowers are red, white and red, and they will bloom every month. Flowers are thick petals of Chiba and roses. The natural flowering period of Chinese rose is from August to April of the following year. The flowers are large, diverging from the inside out, and have a strong fragrance.

Rose is the main ornamental flower with long flowering period, high ornamental value and low price, which is deeply loved by gardens all over the world. It can be used to decorate flower beds, flower borders and courtyard flowers in gardens, and can be used to make rose bonsai, cut flowers, flower baskets, bouquets and so on.

Extended data

Rose is in a weak position in the traditional culture of China. However, according to new archaeological discoveries, it is a totem plant of the northern lineage of Chinese ancestors-equivalent to the legendary Yellow Emperor tribe. It is one of the top ten famous flowers in China. Rose is known as the "queen of flowers". It has indomitable spirit and the fragrance of flowers floats far away.

Rose originated in China and was cultivated as early as the Han Dynasty, and has been cultivated since the Tang and Song Dynasties. Scholars always leave many poems praising roses. Bai Juyi, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem "Late spring leaves, and the courtyard is neutral". Su Dongpo, a poet in the Song Dynasty, said: "Flowers bloom without interruption, and spring has nothing to do;" Peony is the most expensive but the Spring Festival Evening. Peony is the only flower that can never get tired of seeing, although it is only blooming in early summer, and often occupies the four seasons of spring in a year. In the Northern Song Dynasty, Han Qi praised it even more: "The peony is absolutely unique, and the chrysanthemums are exposed to ease the grievances. Why this flower is full of beauty, and it is faint dark red for four hours. "

Baidu Encyclopedia-Rose (Rosaceae)