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Imagine this: You are giving a bouquet of gorgeous roses to your beloved. You expect a generous hug, a peck on the cheek, or at least a warm "thank you". Instead you are asked, "Why do you love me?" It clearly indicates that the person you love wants you to sweep them off their feet with obviously genuine and meaningful flattering words. However, we agree that sometimes it becomes difficult to answer these spur of the moment questions even though you are in deep love with her. This question demands an intelligent answer that is more based on her attributes and gestures rather physical. For these monumental questions, we, at Rosefarm.com , bring you some momentary answers that will make you stand out among the rest. This can even be ideal for gifting on your special occasions. So go ahead and choose your best answer from the list given below to answer this often asked question. Why I Love You So Much I can be myself when I am with you Every time I look at you, m

del.icio.us Tags: roses fresh , loved one , relationship.best online roses.love poem , online roses , romance “Bright Star” A Romantic Love Poem    The poem “Bright Star” was written by an English poet, John Keats to show his infatuation to be with his lover for eternity. The main theme of the poem deals with the love and appreciation of things that are unchanging. The poet expresses deep feelings towards his lover and would welcome death, if he had to live without her. Express your love for your beloved by reciting the following poem to show how much the person means to you. A perfect and ideal Valentine’s Day gift for your beloved to describe your innermost desires to be immortal, unchanged and rejuvenated! Given here are the lyrics of the poem ‘Bright Star’, do have a look.  Bright Star - John Keats Bright star, would I were steadfast as thou art Not in lone splendor hung aloft the night, And watching, with eternal lids apart, Like nature's patient sleepless eremite, The m

del.icio.us Tags: loved one , roses fresh , relationships , rose , valentines day , best roses , yellow roses , red roses Celebrate Valentine's, a time for couples, a time to express love and fondness, a time to share togetherness, in Feng Shui style. Feng Shui is a Chinese art of setting up your living place in accordance to the energy of nature. It encourages the entry of positive energy around the place where you live and work. Feng Shui is believed to help in activating love, luck and romance filled life. So why not convert that dull and boring love into spice and seduction this Valentine's the Feng Shui way! Explore this article to know how you can to add romance to your love life with Feng Shui. Feng Shui Romance Remove all useless and old things and stuff from your home to maintain cleanliness. Purchase some beautiful motif bed sheets for your bed. Be sure to use soft romantic colors like pink and beige to decorate your room. Do not forget to place two red cush

  So, you have known this guy for quite some time now. You love being with him and never feel lonely when he is around. Your face breaks into a smile at the very mention of his name. The first person you think of when you get up in the morning is him. But does he feel the same way about you too? Guys are finicky when it comes to admitting that they like a girl. And more often than not, they end up losing the girl just because it is too late to tell her that he is in love. Just to make it easy for both you and him, we bring you sure shot signs that he loves you. Read on about ways to find if a guy or women like you and how to know if he or she loves you. Ways To Tell A Guy Likes You He takes interest in your day-to-day life. He asks how your day was and feels concerned if anything is wrong. His behavior suddenly changes when you come around. He suddenly mellows down and becomes a bit quieter while chatting with his friends. Dead give away! He remembers almost every small thing t

del.icio.us Tags: red roses , rose history , roses fresh , yellow roses , rose A Brief History of Roses “It was roses , roses all the way” By- Robert Browning What’s in a name? “That which we call a rose; by any other name would smell as sweet?” - William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, Act 2 scene 2 Roses have a long and colorful history. According to fossil evidence, the rose is 35 million years old. Today, there are over 30,000 varieties of roses and it has the most complicated family tree of any known flower species. The cultivation of roses most likely began in Asia around 5000 years ago. They have been part of the human experience ever since and mentions of the flower are woven into a great many tales from the ancient world. And there are so many beautiful stories that include roses through out the ages that we all can recognize. Greek mythology tells us that it was Aphrodite who gave the rose its name, but it was the goddess of flowers, Chloris, who created it. On

Roses in Art The Baroque Period (1600-1800)   In this part we will look at the period in painting where roses were used considerably more than just simple adornments. Roses made a big impact with classical painting starting with the Dutch and Flemish masters in the 1600's, which is often called the Baroque period (1600-1800). Portraits and still-life's were very common during this period. The paintings were typically heavy paint, darker colors, and the detail is excellent.       Jan Brueghel (1568-1625) was one of the first to use the full pedaled centifolia roses in his paintings, such as in Rose with Diamonds (c. 1600), which is more of a vase with roses and tulips. He painted so many flowers; he was nicknamed "Velvet" or "Flower" Brueghel. He painted every type of flower with such a creative force. In one still-life, he painted over 200 flowers and over 40 different species. His botanical detail and use of colors is excellent. His son Ambrosius

Rose Care Calendar 2012 Month by Month Guide January : Pruning, Bare Roots, Repotting and Renewal This month we force the roses into dormancy. How is this done? Pruning each bush back and removing all foliage forces the energy of growing back into the roots and canes. Look for a pruning class to give you the training or email us for help. You should always start with clean sharp bypass pruners. Seal large canes with white glue. Clean all debris under each bush. The final step will be using a dormant spray such as lime sulfur and/or horticulture oil to prevent disease and pests on the new growth. Finish the job with a 3 inch layer of mulch. Pictured above: My Sunshine (Miniature: yellow) Need a new rose? It's bare root rose season! Nurseries are ripe with young plants. Roses are rated in size by "grade." Stick with Grade 1 or 1.5 as they will have the best cane size. Canes should look healthy and green. If the canes are shriveled, do not purchase this plant. It is v