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Rosa

Roses are beautiful flowers that come in many colors like red, pink, and yellow. They have a lovely smell and are often given as gifts to show love and friendship.

Habitat: Gardens, parks, and meadows

Appearance

The roses has intricate layered petals in a kaleidoscope of colors from pure white to deep red, often with a fragrant center. Its stems are typically woody and armed with sharp thorns, setting them apart from many soft-stemmed flowers. Leaves are usually dark green and serrated.

KingdomPlantaePhylumTracheophytaClassMagnoliopsidaOrderRosalesFamilyRosaceaeGenusRosa
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roses

Category

Plant

Rarity

Common

Danger

2/5

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Interesting facts

Fossil roses show they've been on Earth for millions of years!

Rose petals are sometimes used to make delicious jams and teas!

Some rose bushes can live for hundreds of years, like ancient trees!

The oldest living rose bush is over 1,000 years old in Germany!

Special abilities

Ability

Thorn Armor

Roses have sharp thorns that help them defend against hungry herbivores trying to munch on their tasty leaves and flowers.

Ability

Fragrant Beacon

Roses emit sweet, alluring scents to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, ensuring their seeds are spread.

Ability

Vitamin C Powerhouse

Some roses produce rose hips, packed with vitamin C, helping the plant store nutrients and attract seed dispersers.

Measurements & details

Height
30-700 cm
Spread
30-300 cm
Flower Size
2-15 cm
Bloom Season
Spring to fall
Is Edible
Yes
Toxicity
Mild
Lifecycle
Perennial
Pollination Method
Insect

Ecological connections

pollinates

Honey bee

Apis mellifera

collects nectar and pollen

eats

Rose Aphid

Macrosiphum rosae

sucks sap from tender shoots

eats

Harlequin Ladybird

Harmonia axyridis

preys on aphids infesting roses

Traits

Also known as

Briar RoseGarden RoseRose

Collections

Safety

Danger

2/5

Be careful of the thorns on rose stems; they can prick your skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is roses?

30-700 cm

How wide does roses spread?

30-300 cm

How big are the flowers on roses?

2-15 cm

When does roses bloom?

Spring to fall

Is roses edible?

Yes

Is roses toxic?

Mild

What is roses's lifecycle?

Perennial

How is roses pollinated?

Insect

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