The difference between vine rose and rose

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1. Vine rose

2. Rose

3. Main differences

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Vine roses have solitary flowers, and their flowers are generous and colorful. Roses have smaller flowers and shorter peduncles, creating a scene where the branches are competing to bloom. The main difference between them lies in the different flowering periods. Roses bloom in spring and summer, while roses bloom all year round. In addition, rose flowers are larger and bloom singly, while the latter are small and bloom in clusters.

1. Vine rose

1. Vine rose

It is a vine shrub of the Rosaceae family. Its flowers are mostly solitary, with stems ranging from 5.5 to 13.0 cm. Its flowers are rich in color, including red, pink, yellow, white and other colors. It has no climbing organs, so it needs to be artificially set up with shelves and other attachments, and pulled upward using methods such as lashing.

2. Rose

It is a small deciduous shrub of the Rosaceae family. It has many flowers, forming cone-shaped flower clusters. The pedicels are 1.5-2.5cm long and the diameter of the flowers is 1.5-2.0cm long. Its flowers come in many colors.

3. Main differences

1. Different flowering periods: Rose flowers mostly bloom in spring and summer, while vines can bloom in multiple seasons. Most areas in my country bloom in three seasons.

2. Flower shape: The flowers of roses are larger and mostly open on a single branch, with rich colors and various forms; while roses mostly have clusters of small flowers with branches blooming in clusters, which is more spectacular.

2. Rose

3. Main differences

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