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Tulip’s Quiet War on Roses

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The Tulip’s Quiet War on Roses: A Valentine’s Day Battle

Roses have long been the flower of choice for the holiday, but some see an opening for the humble tulip.

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How is the floral industry able to supply all those roses for Valentine’s Day?

It’s a globally celebrated holiday that requires the floral industry to import millions of flowers each year. Let’s follow the supply chain.

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Last-minute shoppers scramble for Valentine's Day roses

Nothing says Valentine's Day like red roses.But if you don't buy them well ahead of time, you might have trouble finding some.We set out to find out why:

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The Symbolism Behind Roses And What Each Color Means

Often referred to as “the queen of flowers,” the rose has captivated the hearts and minds of millions for centuries. […] The post The Symbolism Behind Roses And What Each Color Means appeared first on ...

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The Wars of the Roses

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 ...

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