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During the Victorian era, roses were used to convey messages to express feelings that were not socially acceptable to express openly. Different colors and styles of compositions conveyed different meanings and messages. Among the Victorians, the color of roses indicated the degree of affection: a white rose meant innocent love, deep pink meant a blossoming romance, and dark red meant passion.

Nowadays, the pink rose is a particularly charming option, capable of brightening up any home with the blush of its petals. They symbolize admiration, happiness and love. More subtle than the traditional bold red rose, pink roses are often used to symbolize strong friendship or love between family members. Pink roses can also symbolize admiration and respect for your loved one.

The number of pink roses used in the arrangement also has its own unique meaning. A bouquet of just three roses, for example, says “I love you,” while a traditional arrangement of 12 roses is seen as a sign of gratitude and devotion. 

When gardeners complain that roses are too finicky, it is often simply because they have placed them in the wrong place. Alas and ah, but planting roses must be approached with the utmost seriousness. These charming flowers need sun, a spacious place of their own, some protection from the area (for example, from the wind) and good soil.

Here you can see and appreciate the results of growing these wonderful bush roses in a flowerbed.