The Rosehip is the fruit of a rose plant and can be perfectly used in a bouquet or arrangement. Roses belong to the family 'Rosa' and probably originated in Asia. By now, it is impossible to imagine the flower world without this species. Also check out the fruit of this flower of love!
The rosehip itself is usually orange, red or purple in colour and contains small seeds inside. They emerge after the petals have wilted and fallen, and the flower base develops.
It is an attractive addition to the flower.
It is an attractive addition to bouquets because of its vibrant colour and delicate texture. Moreover, rose hip often symbolises fertility and autumn, making it a popular choice for floral arrangements in autumn.
Rose hips match perfectly with autumn flowers such as chrysanthemums, sunflowers, dahlias and asters. These bouquets can feature an abundance of autumn colours and textures, creating a beautiful autumnal look.
There are several techniques you can apply to the Rosa (rozenbottels). Think of making arrangements, a bouquet, a mono-bouquet or drying.
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