Rose roses

Rose roses have a rich history as one of the oldest roses we know of - in fact, these roses are depicted in some of the earliest works of art.

When roses were homemade, most of them were in different shades of pink, from pastel pink to dark red. Prior to that, pink roses were dominant among wild roses, and one of the earliest who had fought. Over time, discoveries of new types of roses and the development of modern techniques of crossing have introduced other colors into the world of rose. Roses that flourish several times during the year are also introduced. This was a big shift, since the last garden roses flourished only once a year.


As new colors of roses and new species were created, each of them began to take its place and get a special meaning. Thus, the meaning of the pink rose became a hankering.

Above all, roses are a symbol of love and gratitude. As the pink rose was dominant among the old garden roses, it was also the most intimate with these emotions. While other roses have more specific meanings, these emotions are still a hidden message of all colors.

Pink roses today also represent grace and elegance, as well as sweetness and romance.

The beautiful look and smell so strongly linked to the roses in general, as well as their symbolic meaning, can be traced back to the pink rose.

A lot has changed over the years, but these roses still keep their place in the flower world.