Roses are those wonderful little miracles that do wonders of highest orders, which a million words can’t do. They say a picture speaks a thousand words, but roses speak volumes. The flowers speak when the lips seal with emotions, which are so tough to put in words.

The best of the gifts that one can give, is roses. A bouquet, or maybe just a single bud of the flower, that has not yet bloomed, can unfurl the heart filled with emotions.

Roses can be said to be a synonym of love. The beauty of roses has always cast a spell on people, which is strong enough to bind them in love bonds. Different colours of roses signify different feelings. A red rose has always been a sign of love.

The most romantic gift that two love birds can give each other, is a red rose. Pink roses have always meant admiration and the yellow rose’s suit best to show the depth of a platonic love. White has been the choice of all the creative minds, showing peace, innocence and respect. The best to show the passion which can drive one crazy, is the orange colour. Roses have been the best choice of an artist, who paints a thousand colours on his canvas, to capture the beauty of all kinds, beauty of nature, beauty of women and beauty of minds.

The original name of the rose (Aeolic wrodon) comes from the Persian name “vrda,” which is “rhodon” in Greek. There are many species of roses, some are wild species of roses.  Records of different species of roses show that there are about 100 to 150 species, but the botanists claim that there are not more than 150 species. Even so, there are definitely around 100 species.
               
There are two kinds of roses, the old roses which were discovered before 1867 and the modern roses which include varieties such as Hybrid Teas, Floribundas and Grandifloras. The most lovable roses, the English roses, were created David Austin, an English rose hybridizer, in the year 1969. These roses are often called David Austin roses.

Many people are fascinated with growing roses at home and make their homes, like a heaven, where pretty flowers bloom and this gives their lives new zing. Roses are often described as that species of flower which is the most difficult to grow. This is partly true as they need high maintenance and proper regular care.

Roses should be pruned just before the spring, when the buds start appearing on the branches. The bushes and the dead branches should be cut in proper time. The shears, or secateurs, used for cutting the branches, should be sharpened for a neat cut. Roses need special care during the winters. They should be fed water often, to keep them healthy, but watering should not be done directly and should be given only lightly.

Roses inspire the lover within everyone and this sheer love drives people crazy and they go about loving this flower by actually becoming the gardener, and growing roses at , or buying them from florists. The rewards are huge.

Florists make fortune during special occasions like Christmas, Yew Year and Valentines Day, but even in the off-season, their business never witnesses much downfall. People buy roses in every season and for any occasion.

This has become a very high-profile industry now. Many people are becoming commercial flower growers. They produce thousands of flowers, usually in tunnels and sell to local and overseas markets.

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Sally Robson is a South African Internet marketer, who together with her husband Derek, have a vision of empowering all fellow South Africans and other non U.S folk, to have equal opportunity and success on the internet, by overcoming the many obstacles facing them. They have started a string of sites, resources, courses and articles, as part of Dersalsites. Sally has a passion for gardening. For more articles and advice on gardening topics, visit Sally at: http://www.dersalsites.com/sallysgardeningtips/ 

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