The characteristics of roses by type
Roses are a type of shrub plant that comes from the genus Rosa and is also the name of the flowers produced by this plant. Rose species are generally thorny shrubs or vines that can reach 2-5 meters in height, although this is rare.
The characteristics of roses in general can be seen from the shape of the flower which has a flower crown of five strands with various colors. The stems are prickly, with a smooth bark surface.
This rose can thrive in temperate climates. However, there are also several cultivars (the result of grafting) that are able to grow in areas with a subtropical climate. In general, garden roses are divided into two major groups, namely wild roses and old garden roses, which include:
White Rose (White Rose)
The White Rose is the oldest garden rose brought by the ancient Romans to England and served as a symbol of holiness.
Characteristic features
The flowers are white with a very fragrant smell.
The stems are thorny, but smooth and slippery.
Red Rose (Red Rose)
Red Rose is a type of plant from the genus Rosa which is used as a symbol of love and also to express feelings to a partner.
Characteristic features
The flowers are red with a very beautiful shape.
The stems have sharp thorns, and the leaves are serrated on the sides.
Yellow Rose (Yellow Rose)
Yellow roses are one type of rose that we can only find in certain places. Even so, these roses are no less interesting to decorate the garden.
Characteristic features
The flowers are white with a very fragrant smell.
The stems are thorny, but smooth and slippery.
Ground Rose (Rose Ground)
Maybe this type of rose is quite foreign to your ears. Because this one rose is already very difficult to find.
Characteristic features
Reproduce by creeping.
The flowers are red and white.
The stems are smooth and slippery.
