Orange Rose

The Orange rose

When one intends to weave deeper bonds, the orange rose is very explicit of the expressed feelings.

It also represents the need for love inherent in us all, hoping to see it reveal itself one day.

It is both soft with the nuances of her sunny petals and the contrast of her dark green leaves, but also determined.

Delivering orange roses leaves little room for doubt about the feeling of newborn love. It contains promises of love much more docile and venerable than that of his blood cousin, passion red.

The orange rose speaks of literature, countryside houses, street vendors who offer them at auction to wrap the days of a gift that can also be made to oneself, fragrant and decorative.

It was born no so long ago, it did not appear before the 20th century, happy mixture of a powerful red and a pink mellowed by time.

It is therefore a fabulous mix of these two must-haves that have gone through time, revealing the best of each and finding its place as a unique flower and prized in the hierarchy of roses.

In summer it finds its place on convivial tables, family reunions but also in the fresh alcove of lovers rooms.

It illuminates life, literally and figuratively, bringing its unspeakable light into the hearts of all those who choose it.