Roses

The rose species are generally bushes of thorns or climbing plants that can reach up to 2 to 4 meters tall. Although rarely encountered, the height of roses that propagate in other plants can reach 2-4 meters. Roses are not actually tropical plants, most of the species threshed all the leaves and only a few species in Southeast Asia are always green leafy throughout the year. Species with wide open flowers are more inviting the arrival of bees or other insects that help pollinate so tend to produce more fruit. In general, roses have a hook-shaped spine that serves as a handle when climbing other plants.