While we all can’t have an extensive rose garden like Josephine Bonaparte’s at the Chateau de Malmaison, we can enjoy the pleasures of getting and giving the glorious five petal flowers. Whether you’re looking to buoy the spirits of a mate or searching for a way to declare undying love, roses are the right choice.
Fossil records reveal that the rose has been around for over 35 million years. Both Aphrodite’s sacred symbol and a common English heraldic emblem, the rose is a ubiquitous part of culture that has been woven into our mythologies, politics and traditions since the dawn of civilization.
While even the daftest bounder knows that roses are romantic, most don’t know there’s an entire rose language. Indeed, the colour and number of roses in a bouquet conveys very specific sentiments.
Red ones are the most popular and represent a vast array of feelings from beauty to love to courage. Yellow ones symbolize friendship and say, “I care,” whereas lavender ones mean, “It was love at first sight!” If you’re taking a new relationship slow, consider a dozen red-tipped yellow roses, which mean “friendship, falling in love”. An eleven flower bouquet signals to your sweetheart that they’re your treasured one; send 15 if you’re deeply sorry and don’t want the relationship to be done.
There’s no wrong time to send a rose or two, so head over to Serenata and make someone’s day. And remember, giving roses feels just as good as getting them. In fact, go ahead and send some to yourself – we won’t tell.
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Q: Is it possible to perk up a tired rose?
A: Indeed it is. Roses are a lot like ladies of leisure. Sitting around looking pretty all day can be quite exhausting, and the best way to rejuvenate such a beauty is to run her a warm bath and allow her to hop in up to her neck and relax there for an hour or so.
Q: Should I pull off the thorns?
A: Many roses used in floristry are thorn-free, but, should your bunch be beset by prickles, just let it be. Pulling off thorns creates lesions in the stem where bacteria can enter and potentially shorten the vase-life of your flowers.
Q: Which are the best roses?
A: In our books (and in the eyes of many a romanced damsel), deep red Grand Prixs take the top title – they’ve not only got bustier blossoms, but longer ‘legs’ as well!
Rejuvenate a wilted rose by trimming an inch off the stem, bathing it in warm water and leaving it submerged until the water cools (about two hours). You won't bring an expired bloom back from the dead, but it could work wonders for a heat-exhausted flower.
Ah, roses! The ultimate romantic gesture. So who better than the French for elucidation on the matter? Gallant Gallics proclaim it’s white roses for love, red for passion, yellow for friendship and pink for beauty. Don’t say you weren’t warned!
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