Black Rose of Turkey
I m sure that we saw red,yellow,pink,
white roses but when I say black rose
many people can think that ıts a joke.
Yeha there are natural black rose in the word and just grown in Turkey.
The black rose grown in Halfeti.
Halfeti is district of Şanlıurfa in
southeast Anatolia.Black rose just grown in Halfeti, when moved another place their color change become red.Its really interesting that black rose just grown in Halfeti in Turkey.
Features of Black Rose
The balck rose was first collected from Halfeti in 1888 by the German pharmacist and plant collector Paul Sintenis but introduced to the world of science by Speta in 1977.The black rose, which lost 116 years, was rediscovered for the second time with this work.
For the first time this rose is collected from Mesopotamia and is known only to this region, so it takes its name from the region and is called "Mesopotamia hyacinth"It is an endemic plant that grows only in Halfeti inTurkey all over the world.
Climate, soil, humidity making a special rose in Halfeti.Black rose
blossom second times in a year.In Spring and autumn seasons black rose blossoms and grown about 6-7 cantimeters diamaters.Black rose grown up about 1-1,5 meters tall.When cut its flowers it's color change too.
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Write yorumAmazing! I hope to visit Turkey in the next year and have added black rose spotting to my 'must do' list
ReplyI've never seen a black rose in my life but I'm sure this does look beautiful when I see it on my own eyes! It's an interesting fact that the color changes too when you cut it!
ReplyI didn't know black rose! It'amazing! it changes depends on the place! It's really interesting!
ReplyWhat! I had no idea you could get a black rose! Thats incredible...although I'm not sure I'd like them in my garden but I would love to see them.
ReplyThe black rose really looks so beautiful and exotic. Loved reading about the fascinating history of the black rose. Also how it has been rediscovered by the world.
ReplyWow! This is so unique! I'm not a fan of roses, too cliche, but I think this black rose might be an exception!
ReplyI've never seen a black rose! It's so beautiful.Thank you for sharing this.
ReplyOh I so love black roses. I am so glad there is such a thing! - Tahna
ReplyCrazy it only grows black in Turkey, never knew there even was such a thing!
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