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Rose ~ a Monograph 🥀
Rose “Joseph’s Coat”, private Berkeley garden* Botanical name: Rosa spp Family name: Rosaceae Sub family: Rosoideae Common & Indigenous names:Most commonly referred to in the English speaking west simply as Rose, many varieties do have descriptive common names, such as Climbing rose, Tea rose, Floribunda, Grandiflora, English, Banks, Cabbage, and so on. Wild Roses can be called all kinds of…
FLOWER OF THE DAY!
Rosa spp. (Rose)
Meaning
Color dependent
Origins
Flowers in the Rosa genus belong to the Rosaceae family, which includes more than 20,000 cultivars of the world's most popular cut flowers--commonly called roses. These timelessly beautiful blooms originated more than 4,000 years ago, growing in the fertile land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in the Middle East. Today, roses come in many shapes, sizes and colors, including three popular types: sweetheart, spray and tea.
Availability and Vase Life
Because of their widespread cultivation, roses are available in many different colors and sizes year-round. Vase life ranges from 6-12 days, depending on the cultivar and the care-andhandling quality.
Care and Handling
Remove any leaves that will fall below the water line. Then provide a fresh underwater cut about one inch from the stems' base. Place them in a fresh flower-food solution, which will provide nourishment and prevent bacterial growth. Cut rose stems under water and add fresh flower food to vases.
Design Uses
Roses are versatile flowers, often associated with romance and elegance. They make beautiful vase arrangements and singlestem gifts. They're often used in bridal bouquets, corsages and boutonnieres, and other special-occasion arrangements. Their broad appeal is enhanced by the wide variety of rose colors and styles available on today's market.