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- Roses have different meanings depending on their color, red meaning passionate love, white meaning purity, yellow meaning friendship, and pink meaning happy love.
- Various rose varieties, including Christina, Sharifa Asma, and Strawberry Hill, have different flower colors, fragrances, and shapes, and vary depending on the growing environment.
- Sharifa Asma, developed in England, is an upright deciduous shrub variety with pale peach petals and a strong fruit scent. It was developed in 1989 and is also called Oslif or Sharifa.
Hello, are there any prospective newlyweds preparing for their wedding? Flowers are a must-have at weddings. However, weddings are not just about the two of you; they are also about your families, and money is an unavoidable factor. Therefore, when preparing for a wedding, the venue will have a significant cost difference depending on whether you use fresh flowers or artificial flowers. What choice would you make? It might be difficult to decorate the entire venue with fresh flowers, but many people choose fresh flowers for their bouquets. If you were to choose a bouquet, what kind of flower would you choose? You can choose a flower that suits the wedding or one that you like.
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Among the flowers we commonly know, “roses” are an indispensable presence. Today, I would like to introduce various types of roses. Shall we go?
First of all, the meaning of roses also varies depending on their color. Red means passionate love, white means purity and innocence, yellow means friendship and eternal love, pink means happy love, and a promise of love.
There are many types of roses, and today I'm going to introduce some roses that you've probably never heard of before.
1. The first is Christina. It is also called Queen of Sweden.
The name Queen of Sweden was given to commemorate the friendship and trade treaty between Sweden and England.
It is a dicotyledonous plant belonging to the Rosaceae family and its scientific name is Rosa hybrida Hortorum. It blooms between May and June, blooming in a coral color and reaching full bloom in a pale pink. It has a faint but pleasant aroma, grows straight, and has few thorns, making it easy to manage.
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This flower grows well if you just give it fertilizer. This is also a characteristic of roses themselves. Roses are wildflowers, so ventilation is important. Grow them in a place where the wind blows well. Also, enough sunlight is needed during the blooming season. Also, water generously.
2. Sharifa Asma
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The English rose Sharifa Asma, developed in England, is an upright deciduous shrub cultivar with pale peach petals and a strong fruit fragrance. It was developed in 1989 by David Austin of England, crossing Mary Rose and Admired Miranda. It is also called Ausreef or Sharifa.
Sharifa blooms with pale peach petals with pale cream edges when fully bloomed. As time passes, the overall color of the flower turns white. It has a round cup shape with the center slightly protruding, with 41-90 petals overlapping. The flower is about 10cm in diameter and has a strong fruity fragrance that blends white grapes and mulberry. It blooms repeatedly from early summer to autumn and is suitable for ornamental and floricultural purposes.
It can grow well in any soil type and is mainly cultivated in an environment of 29°C to 32°C. The cultivation cold hardiness is about 4°C. It is also strong against rainfall, but it is good to manage it warmly to prepare for the cold spring.
3. Strawberry Hill
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Strawberry Hill is a type of English rose. The flower color is a moderate pink in the center and a pale pink towards the end. It has a strong myrrh and honey fragrance with a hint of lemon. Thanks to that, it won the Grand Prix in Nantes, France, for its fragrance, and the Gold Standard Award in England.
The flower is large and has 120 petals densely covering it. The flower continues to change its shape and color as it blooms, each with its own charm. Strawberry Hill is named after a Gothic Revival mansion in Twickenham, London, built by Horace Walpole.
The English Climbing Rose is a similar flower, and it was introduced in 2006.
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Roses are vine-like, making them an ideal combination with sculptures. Therefore, placing them along walls or fences, standard arches, obelisks, or pillars can further embellish your garden.
Remember that it suits well with all soil types and needs to grow in a sunny place!
That's all for the introduction to various types of roses. How was it? I felt like I wanted to see this flower in person and smell its fragrance. There are many beautiful types of roses, so I will write another post about roses in the next post. Thank you!
