What is the flower language and meaning of roses?

In China, roses are regarded as symbols of assassins and chivalrous men because of their prickly stems. In the west, roses are regarded as a symbol of keeping secrets. When you were a guest, you drew a Sub rosa on the table of the host family. You knew that everything you said on this table could not be spread abroad, so the Latin idiom "Under the Rose" came into being. ?

The English word under the rose comes from the German unter der Rosen, that is, the banquet hall, conference room and hotel restaurant in ancient Germany. Roses are often painted or carved on the ceiling to remind participants to keep their mouths shut and secrets, and not to reveal words and deeds under the roses.

In ancient Greek mythology, the rose is a combination of love and beauty. It is not only the embodiment of the god of beauty, but also dissolved into the blood of the god of love. All over the world, roses are the common language used to express love. Every Valentine's Day, roses are more valuable and are pets between lovers. Roses represent love, and roses of different colors and quantities have other auspicious meanings.

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Morphological characteristics of roses

Flowers are solitary in leaf axils, or clustered, with ovate bracts, glandular hairs on the edges, and outer tomentose; Pedicel 5 -22 mm long, densely covered with villi and glandular hairs; Flower diameter 4-5.5 cm;

Sepals are ovate-lanceolate, the apex is caudate, usually pinnate lobes expand into leaves, with sparse hairs at the top and dense hairs and glandular hairs at the bottom; Petals obovate, double to semi-double, fragrant, purple to white; Style free, hairy, slightly out of calyx tube mouth, much shorter than stamens. ?

The fruit is oblate, 2-2.5 cm in diameter, brick red, fleshy and smooth, with persistent sepals. The flowering period is May-June and the fruiting period is August-September.