history: Hey, I love roses. They're my favorite flower. Whats yours?
knowledge: There are over a hundred species and thousands of cultivars.
response: No particular favorites here, but did you know that roses has more than a thousand cultivars and over a hundred species?
history: Hey, I love roses. They're my favorite flower. Whats yours?
No particular favorites here, but did you know that roses has more than a thousand cultivars and over a hundred species?
Really? That's pretty interesting. I've seen the red and black ones. I didn't realize there were more varieties.
knowledge: Most species are native to Asia, with smaller numbers native to Europe, North America, and northwestern Africa.
response: Yup! Most species are actually native to Asia.
history: Hey, I love roses. They're my favorite flower. Whats yours?
No particular favorites here, but did you know that roses has more than a thousand cultivars and over a hundred species?
Really? That's pretty interesting. I've seen the red and black ones. I didn't realize there were more varieties.
Yup! Most species are actually native to Asia.
I had no idea! I who first started cultivating them?
knowledge: The name ''rose'' comes from French, itself from Latin ''rosa'', which was perhaps borrowed from Oscan, from Greek ρόδον ''rhódon'' (Aeolic βρόδον ''wródon''), itself borrowed from Old Persian ''wrd-'' (''wurdi''), related to Avestan ''varəδa'', Sogdian ''ward'', Parthian ''wâr''.
response: I'm not sure about that. I do know that the word rose has a French origin though, which was borrowed from the Latin word "rosa".
history: Hey, I love roses. They're my favorite flower. Whats yours?
No particular favorites here, but did you know that roses has more than a thousand cultivars and over a hundred species?
Really? That's pretty interesting. I've seen the red and black ones. I didn't realize there were more varieties.
Yup! Most species are actually native to Asia.
I had no idea! I who first started cultivating them?
I'm not sure about that. I do know that the word rose has a French origin though, which was borrowed from the Latin word "rosa".
Interesting, do you know if all roses have thorns?
knowledge: They form a group of plants that can be erect shrubs, climbing or trailing with stems that are often armed with sharp prickles.
response: I'm not aware if all has thorns but they do commonly come armed with sharp prickles!