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Pink Rose

Pachliopta kotzebuea

The Pink Rose is a sweet flower that comes in lovely shades of pink. It smells wonderful and is loved by many.

Habitat: Gardens and parks

Appearance

The Pink Rose has soft-hued petals, ranging from delicate blush to vibrant fuchsia, often arranged in classic spiraled layers around a central yellow eye. Its sturdy green stem is typically armed with sharp thorns, protecting its fragrant, cup-shaped blooms.

KingdomPlantaePhylumTracheophytaClassMagnoliopsida
Pink Rose
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Pink Rose

Category

Plant

Rarity

Common

Danger

1/5

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Interesting facts

Did you know ancient Romans used rose petals as confetti and perfume?

Many types of rose oil, used in perfumes, can cost more than gold!

Rose hips, the fruit of the rose, have more Vitamin C than oranges!

Some roses are so old their fossils date back over 35 million years!

Special abilities

Ability

Thorn Defense

Pink Rose has sharp thorns that protect its tender stems and fragrant flowers from hungry animals and pests.

Ability

Scent Signal

Pink Rose can release sweet, alluring fragrances to attract specific insect pollinators, helping ensure its reproduction.

Ability

Hip Power

Pink Rose can produce nutrient-rich rose hips, packed with Vitamin C, providing food for birds and other wildlife.

Measurements & details

Height
50-200 cm
Spread
50-150 cm
Flower Size
5-15 cm
Bloom Season
Late spring to fall
Is Edible
Yes
Toxicity
None
Lifecycle
Perennial
Pollination Method
Insect

Ecological connections

pollinates

Honey Bee

Apis mellifera

Gathers nectar and pollen from flowers.

eats

White-tailed Deer

Odocoileus virginianus

Browses on rose leaves and young shoots.

eats

House Finch

Carpodacus mexicanus

Consumes nutrient-rich rose hips in winter.

parasitizes

Rose Hip Maggot

Rhagoletis basiola

Larvae develop inside rose hips, damaging seeds.

Traits

Also known as

Hybrid Tea RoseTea Rose

Collections

Safety

Danger

1/5

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Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is Pink Rose?

50-200 cm

How wide does Pink Rose spread?

50-150 cm

How big are the flowers on Pink Rose?

5-15 cm

When does Pink Rose bloom?

Late spring to fall

Is Pink Rose edible?

Yes

Is Pink Rose toxic?

None

What is Pink Rose's lifecycle?

Perennial

How is Pink Rose pollinated?

Insect

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