Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Lord how I wish
I had something to do.
Red roses are among the most familiar and widely cultivated garden flowers, admired for their rich red blooms, fragrance, and association with love, romance, and passion. They come in many forms, from compact bushes to climbing varieties, and can bloom repeatedly throughout the growing season when given adequate sunlight, water, and regular pruning. In the landscape, red roses provide a dramatic splash of color and can serve as attractive specimen plants, borders, or climbing features.
They are generally considered non-toxic to dogs and cats, so eating a small amount of the petals or leaves is usually not a poisoning concern. However, the thorns can cause painful injuries to a pet’s mouth, paws. It is also important to be cautious with roses treated with pesticides or other garden chemicals, which can be harmful to pets.