How old are roses?
Fossil evidence shows that roses existed about 35 million years ago, long before humans.
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- Do roses have thorns?
“Technically, roses don't have thorns. Their sharp points are called prickles because they grow from the outer layer of the stem.”
Reference: Royal Horticultural Society
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