Most species we know today originated in Asia, as roughly 5,000 years ago garden cultivation of roses began in China. And there are over 150 species grown in countries all around the globe, from Alaska’s hardy Rugosa roses to Morocco’s “Valley of Roses” in the far hotter climes of northwest Africa. According to the fossil record, we can trace the history of the rose back 35 million years.
Roses are one of the most widely cultivated flowers the whole world over. If you think that red roses might be a bit too romantic, consider sending pink roses instead. These darker shades can also suggest you are now ready to commit to a relationship. A deeper shade of red conveys feelings that have been kept secret until now. Bright red roses, sometimes called “the lover’s rose” actually stand for enduring passion (as opposed to the type of love you feel for family or close friends). Likewise, the specific shade of rose can convey meaning too. And if you’re presented with thirteen red roses, don’t expect to see a signature on the card – this is the symbol of a secret admirer. A dozen red roses are the traditional symbol of true love. Eleven roses are a way of reassuring your partner that your love is both true and deep. Two roses intertwined are a traditional symbol for a marriage proposal. A single red rose is a more pure way of saying “I love you,” especially appropriate for young love or a brand new relationship. There are different nuances to the meaning of red roses, depending on how many blooms are presented. And presenting your love with a preserved red rose can symbolize your wish to preserve the love and passion you share. Red rosebuds can symbolize purity and loveliness along with romantic love. Red roses used in a bridal bouquet may signify marital bliss or mutual respect and admiration. The setting is an important part of the message. But like love itself, there are many different nuances to be understood if you have the inclination. Red roses mean love, right? Mystery solved.
0 kommentar(er)
