During the War of the Roses in fifteenth-century ... The former was represented by the white rose, while the latter used the red rose as its emblem. Roses can even signify secrecy as well.

Debbie Aziz didn’t know U.S. Marine Corps staff Sgt. Vincent M. Tomalka, but that didn’t deter her from coming to honor him ...

England was at war with France during Henry ... Henry united the York and Lancaster roses to create a new symbol - the red and white Tudor rose. The reign of the Plantagenets was over and ...

Reportedly descended from the white rose in the War of the Roses and among the hardiest ... aka the Apothecary Rose or the Red Rose of Lancaster, and the striped Rosa Mundi.