Information about Rose

Rose (scientific name: Rosa rugosa?Thunb.): is a deciduous shrub of the order Rosaceae, family Rosaceae, genus Rosa. Branches and rods of many needles, odd pinnately compound leaves, leaflets 5-9, elliptic, with side thorns. Petals obovate, double to semi-double petals, flowers have purple-red, white, fruiting in August-September, oblate. The branches are weak and drooping with dense thorns, and it flowers only once a year, so it is less often used for breeding. Recently, its main valued characteristics are disease resistance and cold hardiness.

Roses are one of the best known and most popular of all flowers. Roses have been highly prized for centuries. Historical evidence suggests that they were grown in China about 5,000 years ago, and they have been a part of history ever since. Whether it's the ancient Greeks, Romans, Christians, **** Jezebels or anyone else, roses have always been a timeless symbol of love, beauty and equality. While each color expresses love, beauty and balance a little differently, the main message remains love.

The rose has many different meanings, depending on its color. However, any rose can usually be seen as symbolizing: love, honor, faith, beauty, balance, passion, wisdom, intrigue, devotion, lust, and eternity.