How old are roses?
Fossil evidence shows that roses existed about 35 million years ago, long before humans.
Reference: Encyclopaedia Britannica
Fossil evidence shows that roses existed about 35 million years ago, long before humans.
The rose became the official national flower of the US in 1986, signed into law by President Ronald Reagan.
Technically, roses don't have thorns. Their sharp points are called prickles because they grow from the outer layer of the stem.