Red Rose Amazing Benefits And History

Red roses are an expression of your love and passion, gratitude and kindness. Everything that cannot be explained in words will be successfully told by flowers presented in time.

The roses presented in our catalogs come from Ecuador, Holland and Russia. All of them have their advantages and disadvantages, but there is something that unites them all - this, of course, is the joy and maximum of emotions from the resulting bouquet of fresh, beautiful roses.
Myths and legends envelop the path of the rose, filling the history of giving flowers with more and more signs.

The Greeks believed that the rosebud symbolizes infinity and reminds you that you need to hurry up to live, because everything in this world is not infinite.

In the days of the Roman Empire, the rose personified courage and bravery, but by the 19th century, the meaning of color and the very symbolism of the rose began to speak of feelings and love.

Red roses are the embodiment of love and spiritual attraction, given to a loved one, roses will find their way into his heart and bring happiness and joy there. Do not forget that red is the color of success, which means that it will be appropriate and pleasant to present from red roses on a, under the gentle rays of the sun, Freedom surprises at first sight.

A large bud, reaching up to 11-12 cm in diameter when opened, delicate velvet petals, a strong and long stem, practically without thorns, make bouquets with it ideal. A barely perceptible aroma fills the rose petals, which, by the way, can be up to 49 in one bud.

The Freedom variety was bred in 1997, and was named after Rosa Parks, whose history is woven from the struggle for the independence and freedom of everyone, regardless of race and origin. This is just the sort that is very well used in mono bouquets, a huge bouquet or a small number of flowers will look advantageous. You can see the beauty of this flower by looking at our bouquets made from Freedom rose.
BENEFITS OF FREEDOM ROSES
Ideal climate
Large bud (up to 12 cm in diameter)
Strong tall stem
Life expectancy at least a week*
By choosing a Freedom rose, you are betting on a large, high-quality flower, grown in the most favorable climate, filled with strength and beauty.

Rose Freedom has a special, red - burgundy shade and texture of petals comparable to velvet, slightly wavy edges of which give weightlessness to the bud, despite the rather large size and density.
The War of the Scarlet and White Roses (1455-1485) was a dynastic conflict between the English monarchs and the nobility that lasted four decades of incessant hostilities, executions, and conspiracies. The English nobility was divided into 2 opposing royal families, each of which was the descendants of Edward III (1327-1377) from the Plantagenet dynasty - Lancaster and York.
The name of this war comes from the depiction of the coats of arms of each side, although at that time they were not so often used: the white rose of York and the red rose of Lancaster. Richard, 3rd Duke of York (1411-1460) declares his rights to the throne and removes Henry 4, who suffered from sudden fits of anger, subsequently, Richard's son, Henry VI (1422-1470 (71)) becomes King of England (1461-70) ; 1471-1483). After him, his brother, Richard III (1483-1485), ascends the throne, whose name is infamous for the murder of the heirs of Edward IV, the "princes of the Tower", which outraged the nobility. Richard soon dies at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, and thus the throne of England is taken by Henry VII (1485-1509) of the Tudor dynasty. By marrying Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV, he united the Lancaster and York dynasties. Having formed a new one - Tudor. Probably, all this dynastic conflict did not affect the general population so much as it did the English nobility and the very precarious position of English families. It is this phase of English history that has inspired many works of fiction, from Shakespeare to the novels of J.R.R. Martin and the television series Game of Thrones. Romanticized names for dynastic feuds were first mentioned by the novelist Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) after the two coats of arms of the 2 royal families, although during his reign, neither of them enjoyed authority: the white rose of York and the red of Lancaster. This division had a much larger political context, since each of the families had their own allies and enemies, and thus the battlefield was divided into 2 large groups: Lancasters and Yorks. Often, the allies of each of the families went over to the side of the rival if they saw the weakness or death of the king, and also because of any other opportunities and personal motives. A distinctive feature of this conflict was periodic military clashes, minor skirmishes and sieges, executions and conspiracies. But one can hardly count this dynastic war. There were many reasons for the war, and in the course of the growth of the conflict, both all new participants participated in it, and all new motives for the conflict were born. Probably the instigator was Heinrich Bolinbrock, who in 1399. seized the throne of King of England and proclaimed himself Henry IV (1399-1413) and then assassinated his predecessor, Richard II (1377-1399). Henry was the first king of the House of Lancaster (his father was John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, founder of the House of Lancaster). The regicide was a shock to all of England, but an entirely acceptable political struggle.