THE LANGUAGE OF ROSES THROUGH THEIR COLORS

1.Pink

As a gentle hue, pink roses symbolize tenderness and are often associated with first love. Beyond this, they also represent nobility, elegance, and gratitude. Perhaps this is why breeders have named many pink roses after queens, historical figures, movie stars, and businesspeople to honor and pay tribute to them. Examples include Lafont, Yves Piaget, Queen of Sweden, and Lady Heirloom.

2.White

White roses have the most diverse meanings. In the United States, they symbolize purity and innocence. In Japanese culture, they represent sacredness, sincerity, and respect. This is likely why the white rose, Pope John Paul II, is a favorite among rose enthusiasts. This rose was honored by the Vatican and named after the Pope to commemorate and celebrate his contributions to human rights and world peace during his tenure.

3.Black

Black roses are rare and unique, often symbolizing personal significance and are typically chosen to be gifted to those who hold a special place in one’s life. The black rose named after the Sun King, Louis XIV, is believed to be the favorite flower of Napoleon's wife, Queen Josephine. Throughout history, people have sought a love that grows old together in perfect harmony. The language of black roses is very romantic, signifying "only love," making them an ideal gift for couples or between spouses.

4.Red

Red roses, with their vibrant and fiery appearance, commonly symbolize passionate love. Lovers often choose red roses to gift their significant others on special occasions, implying that their feelings are deep and warm. Consequently, during special occasions, Red Apple roses are frequently chosen by our customers as cherished gifts.

Thank you to all our customers for your continuous support and companionship with Pemdas Garden. We wish you success in choosing the right flowers to adorn your garden.