Friday, May 14, 2010

Latinsh Rose?

Does anyone know what's latinish name for Rose, or better Red Rose

Latinsh Rose?
Latinsh Rose?





I can't say that I've ever heard of that... but I have heard of Lenten Rose... the latin name for that is Helleborus.





Red Rose?





The latin name for a rose that is red is: Rosa rubra





Good luck-
Reply:you sure you don't mean LENTEN rose? a shade loving perennial that's scientific name is HELLEBORUS?


Is rose essence and rose water the same thing?

I have a recipe with rose essence , pineapple essence and strawberry essence for a cake...and a recipe with saffron essence as a substitute ingredient for rice...

Is rose essence and rose water the same thing?
heavens, no...


rose essence is extremely concentrated rose extract used in making perfumes, a very small amount is used to make (usually) ladies perfumes.


The best one comes from Bulgaria and Turkey





Rose water is made with rose petals and is a clear liquid with sugar and delicate rose fragrance, it used in making pastries.


what you need is pastry essence (rose scent) available from supermarkets.
Reply:hmm.. i suppose it's different.

new year lily

Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?

true love is never supposed to die, like the love God has for us. but no matter what what a rose will always die. so why is love so strongly bound to the rose?

Why is a rose associated with love when a rose always dies?
Fallen Angel, you have some really weird ideas. Who said love is never supposed to die? And who said God will always love us? Maybe there will come a time when God really hates someone and decides to really screw with them and like throws gasoline on the person and lights them up and they are screaming, "Put it out, put it out!" But God says,"Fugg you, I am sick and tired of you, you aren't any fun to play with any more." Then God throws more gasoline on the person and as the person is screaming really loud and they can't even cry, God just laughs and says, "There, that will show you who's boss. How dare you think the world is round. Now burn, burn, burn you crispy critter."


In conclusion, God may like dead roses and crispy people he doesn't like any more.
Reply:rose is just a symbol of love.


its not the real thing.


cupid is associated with love too, and he never dies.
Reply:because all love has the chance of succeding or failing misreably and crashing and burning...jus like roses that can succede and bloom or fail and wilt...plus roses always come back in the spring...so i guess as easily as love can be lost...it can also reappear.
Reply:a rose is a thing of beauty when it first blossoms, like love... the problem is the rose may fade away, and so may love
Reply:I guess you have never been married. Love does not last a lifetime. It IS possible for some people to stay married for a lifetime but I GUARUNTEE you that what they feel for each other at the end is not what they felt at the beginning. Certain aspects (attachment) may have grown stronger but others (lust, passion, 'romantic love') will have faded.





What things are 'supposed to be' (eg. the fairy tales we are told when we are kids) and what they REALLY ARE just don't match.





Sorry to break it to ya, kid.
Reply:1. everything dies


2. it's a pretty flower. before it was bred to have no smell, it was a powerful, clear and unmistakeable scent. it stuck with you. love sticks with you


3. you're talking about two kinds of love. and there are many more.


4. to the poets, love is harsh, delicate, and fleeting. the rose has thorns (harsh), soft petals (delicate) and dies (fleeting)





What better symbol would you have?
Reply:my wife gives me something made from stainless steel, Iam serious..
Reply:It is a good symbol because love smells so sweet and captures the eye, but there are thorns, it must be handeled carefully. And it is fragile.





True Love does not die but we are mortals and imperfect, as is our love. Love and Life are works in progress. Like a growing rose, if you try to capture it, cut it off and put it on display, you kill it. Left alone, it goes through a natural cycle and next year, there it is again!
Reply:rose does not = love


it is meant to show somone you love them...


nothing last forever
Reply:I feel the same way about cigars. A great Cuban turns into smoke, but ah! but what a smoke it was! Yes?
Reply:I don't know why rose is associated with love... but to take it further ONLY God's love will never die. We as human beings will always experience the pain of loving, being rejected, loving again , having to reject. I guess going with your line of thinking a rose would be the perfect symbol. Love in full bloom like a rose is beautiful. And eventually it withers away...like loving and being in love can.
Reply:love always dies. there is no such thing as true love
Reply:because a rose is also born just like new love. and evne though it dies it never really goes away.
Reply:i agree roses always die soooo when i go out to a bar and a rose girl comes by for my "friend" to by me a rose i say no, i have allergies to them hahaha..... then tell him why spent money on a rose that will be dead in 2 days?? i would rather he buy me something that will live for awhile
Reply:Good question. Nothing lasts forever. Including love. I've always said... Love will only get you so far, it's what's in the checkbook that keeps people together.
Reply:Well, we all die too.





By the way, each color rose stands for different things.


Red = Love


Yellow = Friendship


don't know the rest.
Reply:A rose is a symbol of love. It has a beginning and an end, just like life. There is no symbol of love that can last forever, other than love itself.
Reply:Because just like love, a rose is fragile. Once a rose is cut,from it's life source, the rose bush, it slowly dies, like love dies once it is cut from it's life source, your heart. As God's love always blooms for us no matter what, a rose bush will always bloom their roses.
Reply:You're absolutely full of it. Love can die very easily.





The rose thing is just symbolism..no real significance.
Reply:From the expression on your avatars face, I think you know the answer to this question. Love does die, and so do the people that are in love.


Oh. And bye the bye, love is only associated with the rose, if someone is unable to distinguish what society tells them symbolizes love, and what they know love is.


Is a SWEETHEART ROSE the same size as a long stem or is it a miniature rose?

I am trying to send my neice roses and wanted to know the difference between a regular rose and a sweetheart rose. They are on FTD.com

Is a SWEETHEART ROSE the same size as a long stem or is it a miniature rose?
Sweetheart roses are tiny little pale pink roses that are perfect miniatures of the big kind of roses. They are exquisite, dainty and very lovely. They are not long stemmed. They will probably be sent in a rose bowl rather than a tall vase.


Sweetheart roses are grown on an antique climbing rose named 'Cecile Bruner.' Sometimes they are served atop a salad before a wedding. Sometimes they are used on cakes. Often they are used in bridal boquets and head pieces. Very nice.


They are easy to grow, too.
Reply:they look the same
Reply:They look like ordinary long stem roses to me.


My rose leaves have white on them, I'm assuming mold?

What is the best product to use to get rid of the mold? I live in Southern California and the rose bush is 'Eiffel Tower' a Hybrid Tea rose .





Here is a picture:





http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/bb102...





Thanks!

My rose leaves have white on them, I'm assuming mold?
What you have is a fungus called "powdery mildew" (Sphaerotheca pannosa). It can develop on any susceptible green plant tissue or on flowers and fruits. The pathogen usually appears as a grayish or white powdery growth on leaves and other infected tissue. PM spreads as windblown spores and only survives on plant tissue and in dormant buds and does not survive in the soil. It may however, overwinter on fallen leaves as little round structures (cleistothecia). It grows best at moderate temperatures and in shade, but may occur in humid, foggy, areas as well as in dry locations. The fungi favor warm days and cool nights (at leaf temperatures above 90 degrees some powdery mildew spores and mycelia are killed). You can purchase a fungicide at any leading garden center to treat this. Be warned, however, that this application will only protect the foliage that has not been infected, and will in no way, "reverse" the damage that has already been done. Ortho makes a couple of fungicides for powdery mildew, specifically for roses. Just make sure that what ever you apply, can be used for powdery mildew. Hope this answers your question.


These (2) products are endorsed by the "American Rose Society"...





http://shop.resellerratings.com/PD-25935...


http://www.ortho.com/index.cfm/event/Pro...





**Billy Ray**
Reply:Your very welcome, glad to here you found the rose expert. Hopefully he recommended one of the Ortho products. Make sure you apply when the weather is cool (early morning) if temp gets over 90 you may burn the leaves. Report It

Reply:This is probably not mold but powdery mildew...this is very common to roses. (it is a disease that many plants get by over watering or from the soil)





If you want to go the natural route...then try washing them with a solution of water and safer's soap. This may kill it.





If not, then take a piece of it to the nursery where you live and they will tell you the best (but probably expensive) poison for it...





OR....





you could just try to find a decent fungiside at your WalMart...I would try to go to a Super WalMart as this is where your best selection will be.





Anyway, you need a fungiside. However you get it (at a nursery, WalMart, or have it professionally applied...this is how to get a good one!) you need to get rid of the Mildew as this will kill your plant eventually.





Powdery Mildew is also something that will spread to your other plants. When you water, try not splash the water onto your other plants (just place the hose on the ground and let it trickle onto your roots) or this will make them sick too.





Hope this helps.
Reply:I have to agree, powdery mildew is probably not present......you'd be showing up new growth pictures where the white is abundant. This could be foliar fertilizer spray residue or even just water residue if your water is high in minerals.





Look at new growth......is the white stuff up there? If so it's most likely powdery mildew (and the leaves would be rolling a bit) which is common with season change when night temps drop but days remain warm. Also roses vary in resistance to PM, some are prone, others rarely see it. Fungicides don't cure, they just retard the spread.
Reply:i think it is what they are all saying powdery mildew.
Reply:perhaps you can try to cut the infected leaves and put some more nutrients for the plant in the soil, like NPK 10/10/10 and try to correct the soil pH.


Hope I´ve helped
Reply:Do NOT cut the leaves off. That encourages gangrene.. plant-speaking, of course. Go to WalMart and buy something that deals with mold. They always have something for all sorts of bugs, mold, and black spot disease. Also, do not water the plants from above. Leaving water droplets on the leaves do cause mold just like leaving water droplets on walls and bread. Water the ground instead. After a rain, gently shake the stems of the plants to get the droplets off. Oh, and if you see the leaves' tips turning yellow, it means you've been feeding them tap water - it has fluoride in it. We need it for our teeth, but plants do not have teeth. Feed them fresh water.
Reply:looks like powdery mildew. This particular disease does not like moisture. try watering regularly
Reply:Well, it definitely looks like powdery mildew to me. There is a really easy solution for your problem. Mix 1 part milk to 8 parts water in a spray bottle and spray your roses every few days making sure to get the tops and bottoms of the leaves, canes, and trunk until gone. Whole or low fat doesn't matter, but whole could clog your spray bottle. Also, spray early in the morning.


Good Luck
Reply:It really doesn't look like a fungus(mold) to me. Looks more like some residue from a foliar spray of some sort. Have you recently sprayed for insects or applied a foliar fertilizer? I'd take the leaf to a local nursery or your County Extension Agent. I've never heard of anything like plant gangrene. Your plants look very healthy from the picture. If it does turn out to be a fungus, many fungicides are on the market and an expert can tell you which one will work best for you.





You might also want to look into Earth kind Roses. They require almost no care after using good planting techniques. I've had 7 plants of 4 varieties, Knockout, Easy Livin', Carefree Beauty and Mitabilis since early spring and have not sprayed or fertilized them at all and they are beautiful. They bloom almost constantly.
Reply:That's overspray from when the painter was painting the house.





Who in the hell keeps giving me a thumbs down? I'm not stupid! I know what I'm talking about!!





Assholes!!!


Monday, November 16, 2009

A rose for maddy!?

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A rose to Maddy and her family praying for there daughter to be brought home. Please add a rose for Maddy!!





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May God Bless her and hope that she is found safe and well.
Reply:Why just Maddy? Why not all the other children who go missing every day?
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Me too.
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May God be with her and her family
Reply:I will add a whole bunch for her safe return, Her mother must be going through hell, how could some evil person do such a thing. I just hope and pray that she is safe and well and that she is returned as soon as possable.


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Reply:---{@~ may she be reurned to her parents and family safe and well. god bless all involved. have seen so many nasty comments and questions about this subject. shame on those who said the parents are to blame and shame on those thinking this is a subject that they can ridicule. get home safely your poor little beautiful maddy. all our love and thoughts are with you all xx
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where ever you are im praying for you,


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I hope she is returned safely.
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It's so awful. I really hope she doesn't end up as another little lost face on a forgotten missing poster.
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Reply:Honey, we are all thinking of her and her parents right now and hoping for a happy ending.





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Brushing Teeth

Have you heard of "Tokyo Rose"? Does this sound like some politicians today?

Tokyo Rose;





She had the best music on her station and most people just laughed. Tokyo Rose during World War II -- the Japanese developed a way to demoralize the American forces. Psychological warfare experts developed a message they felt would work.





They gave the script to their famous broadcaster "Tokyo Rose" and every day she would broadcast this same message packaged in different ways, hoping it would have a negative impact on American GI's morale. What was that demoralizing message? It had three main points:





1. Your President is lying to you.


2. This war is illegal.


3. You cannot win the war.





Does this sound familiar? Is it because





Tokyo Hillary


Tokyo Harry,


Tokyo John,


Tokyo Teddy,


Tokyo Nancy, have all picked up the same message and are broadcasting it on


Tokyo CNN,


Tokyo ABC,


Tokyo CBS,


Tokyo NBC, to our troops!





The only difference is that they claim to support our troops before they demoralize them. Come to think of it,





Tokyo Rose told the troops she was on their side, too!

Have you heard of "Tokyo Rose"? Does this sound like some politicians today?
Wow, Bob...





I am glad that you are supporting our president and our troops 100%. I didn't hear where you are stationed in Iraq? Surely someone as fanatic as you wouldn't be sitting on the sidelines...





Wait... I get it... Baghdad Bob!!!


You are the new Minister of Information!





"We are winning this war! There is no civil war! The Iraqi people love the USA! Our presence in Iraq has made the US safe from terrorism! Mission Accomplished! The Iraqi people support the government! Anyone who doesn't agree with me must be a traitor!"