The color, shape, characteristics and uses of roses,

Rose (scientific name: Rosa rugosa? Thunb.): It is a deciduous shrub of the Rosaceae, Rosaceae, and genus Rosa. The branches and stems have many needles, odd-numbered pinnate leaves, 5-9 leaflets, oval, with edge spines. The petals are obovate, double to semi-double, and the flowers are purple-red or white. The fruit period is from August to September, and they are oblate and spherical. The branches are relatively weak, drooping and densely thorny. They bloom only once a year, so they are rarely used for breeding. Recently, its main attributes that are valued are disease resistance and cold tolerance.

Rose is one of the most famous and popular of all flowers. Roses have been revered for centuries. Historical evidence shows that they grew in China approximately 5,000 years ago, and they have played a role in history ever since. Whether by the ancient Greeks, Romans, Christians, Franciscans or others, the rose has always been an eternal symbol of love, beauty and equality. While each color expresses love, beauty and balance a little differently, the main message is still love.

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