Is the rose evergreen or deciduous?

Rose is a very popular flower, its flowering period is very long, if the environment, temperature and humidity are suitable, it can blossom all the year round. So, is the rose evergreen or deciduous?

Is the rose evergreen or deciduous?

Rose is an evergreen, semi-evergreen low shrub, 1-2 meters high, with short, thick hooked prickles on branches and broad ovate to ovate-oblong leaves. It can be planted in both the north and the south. As long as it is properly maintained, the leaves are generally evergreen all the year round and will not fall in winter. If the winter temperature is too low, the rose will still lose its leaves.

Is the rose a rose?

Rose is not a rose, they are sister flowers belonging to the same genus of Rosaceae, similar in shape, but not of the same species. Here are the differences between them:

1, the leaves are different: rose leaves generally have 3-5, the leaves are more flat, not sunken, wrinkle-free; rose leaves are generally 5-9, with thick texture, sunken veins, wrinkles and frost-like pilose on the back.

2. The flowers are different: the rose flowers are usually solitary or several clusters, blooming 4-6 times a year, the flowers are large and colorful, mostly double, the aroma is very light; roses are generally solitary or clustered, blooming once a year from May to August, the flowers are small and mostly purplish red, with single and double petals, the aroma is very strong.