How to distinguish roses from roses

Different branches

1. Rose branches are upright and slightly expanded, and often have a small number of hooked prickles on the branches;

2. Roses are upright, with many thorns and bristles on their branches;

3. The rose has slender stems and creeping or climbing branches with many thorns.

Different leaves

1. Roses have fewer leaflets, usually 3 to 5, with a relatively flat surface, no depressions, and no wrinkles;

2. Rose leaflets are 5 to 9 in number, with a thick texture, sunken veins, wrinkled leaves, and a layer of frost-like soft hairs on the back of the leaves;

3. Rose has many leaflets, usually 7 to 9, with serrated margins and soft hairs on both sides.

Different flowers

1. Roses usually have single top flowers, but they can also grow in clusters. They are large, with a diameter of more than 6 cm. They bloom 4 to 6 times a year, with rich colors and mostly double petals.

2. Roses grow singly or in clusters, and only bloom once a year from May to August. They have a stronger fragrance than Chinese roses and roses, and have short pedicels and a flower diameter of about 3 cm. They are mostly purple-red, and have single and double petals.

3. Rose flowers are often clustered in groups of 6 to 7 in cone-shaped umbels, growing at the ends of branches. The flowers are the same size as roses, and their shape and color vary depending on the variety, including red, pink, yellow, white, etc. It blooms once every summer.