Roses
of Yesterday and Today:This exhibit explores the
history of rose cultivation. Did you know the earliest |
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throughout the classical world and were celebratred in poetry and art? ... from China to Europe roses were grown primarily as medicinal plants during the Middle Ages? ... with her garden at Malmaison, Napoleon's wife, the Empress Josephine, ignited a rose fever that continues today? ...although many rose breeders have tried, no one has ever bred a blue rose? |
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The
Science Library Exhibit examined these and other details of rose cultivation
through history. |
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