The Imperial Rose belongs to a variety of cut roses, originating from Japan. These flowers boast exceptional characteristics in both their bloom form and texture, accompanied by a strong, enticing fragrance during flowering, making them incredibly appealing. The Imperial Rose is known for its prolific blooming habit, with flowers appearing throughout all four seasons of the year.
The Imperial Rose is a highly favored flower in the market. Its color varies depending on the season. Generally, during the peak of summer, it blooms in lighter shades, often a vibrant red. However, as we transition into autumn and winter, the flower takes on deeper hues, sometimes turning into a dark purple. In the winter, it can appear almost black, evoking a sense of cold austerity. If you enjoy strong fragrances, the Imperial Rose is highly recommended. Unlike other roses, I feel that during the winter, this flower exudes a sense of cold aloofness, making it even more captivating than red roses. Its petals, especially in winter, have a velvety texture, enhancing its luxurious appeal. Moreover, its ever-changing colors satisfy the curiosity of many.
