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Article: Curiosities of the English Rose

Curiosities of the English Rose

Hello! Welcome to La Violetera's blog.

Today I will be sharing a bit about the English rose, and many interesting facts you will love to learn.

English roses are an object of worship among rose enthusiasts.

Every self-respecting garden should have at least one English rose bush; they are beautiful.

What I like most about them is that their shape evolves from birth until they wilt,

It is incredibly beautiful in all its phases!

Towards the end of its life, the petals separate, and it looks like a completely different flower.

 

If you ever visit Spain, you can find them in:

The Rose Garden of El Retiro Park in Madrid, or in Cervantes Park in Barcelona.

 

English roses are an evolution of old roses, created by an English producer, David Austin, from old roses and hybrid tea roses.

 

They are resistant to pests and diseases.

They last longer once cut.

They come in a multitude of shades and colors.

They are incredibly aromatic.

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