Orange or Coral Rose

Orange or Coral color rose is an enduring symbol of deepest desire and passion. It symbolizes enthusiasm and chirpiness if given to someone. One can also denote it the meaning of a new beginning in life. Hence to wish all the best for a new beginning presenting a bunch of coral or orange flower is the right way to do so.

Orange Rose

Orange roses could be considered to have a similar meaning as yellow roses. They can also represent excitement or something new. If you’re starting a new chapter in your life or embarking on an exciting adventure with someone special orange roses could be an excellent gift giving choice.

Pink Roses

Pink roses are commonly presented as gifts and lovingly grown by gardeners alike. Pink roses can mean quite a variety of things from “thank you for your assistance” to “I’m thinking of you.” Pink roses like yellow are the perfect gift for just about anyone. You can choose darker pink for someone with a wild outgoing personality and pale pink for a gift recipient who is shy or calm and collected.

The Pink rose

The pink rose is the rose of grace and elegance. The rose of sweet thoughts and gentility. Pink roses are given to show appreciation and gratitude. Also as a way to say "Thank-you", or show sympathy.

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Red Rose

A red rose has the principal position among all the varied color roses. A red rose symbolizes unconditional love, desire and passion. The deepest of heart's feeling can be expressed by giving a red rose signifying clearly that he or she has made a cut above the rest in your life. A red rose is also the symbol of unity thus signifying that love has led to the unison of two souls. A deep red rose symbolizes passion & desire of having that someone in your life. Hence nothing but a red rose can convey all your deepest emotions which were hidden for long.

this weekend there is a local Open Gardens Tour. Since I am successfully and pleasantly anony!And mous, the Moosey Garden has not been asked to open its gates. I am giving a small personal tour to a teacher friend and her mother, then I will join them peeping at the other local gardens. This is a defining moment - will my garden be so much worse than the open ones? Or will it be so much better? Hee hee - certainly the latter

Pink rose,,,,,,,,,

Right. I need to check out the roses - perhaps take some photographs. I will bucket some more water on the standard Blushing Pink Icebergs. Last night they were gasping, rather than blushing, and obviously have very poor root systems. Then I will do some dead-heading. Summer is definitely here when I start to dead-head the roses!

Nice Flowers

I just want to say a big thank you to all the organizers for making this such a ‘happening’ event. (I even got to see Ling Sue in a dress, those in favor of her wearing more dresses say ‘I!’)

Red Roses...

White Alstromeria, also called Peruvian lilies, mix deeply with 12 red roses to reflect the profusion of love and friendship this Lovers' Day. Send Friendship bouquet for Feb 14 for fostering your network.

Wildflowers

Simple and soothing, this field of Wildflowers set the scene for a classic Virtual Portrait. By keeping the background simple, this setting allows the subject to stand out and be noticed.

Roses Are Red

Roses Are RedThe Florists are stocking up and taking orders. Guys, if you haven’t ordered your roses yet, consider this your reminder, because 189 MILLION roses are sold on Valentine’s Day. That’s a lot of roses—no doubt there will soon be announced a shortage. But did you know that in a year florists throughout the US sell a combined, 1.2 BILLION roses. Turns out Valentine’s day only accounts for about 17% of all roses sold. I was sure that number would be higher. But then I remembered, there is another “occasion” that prompts the sale of a lot roses.......