A pink rose flower with dark pink markings in sunlight

Rosa (Pink Roses) (species unidentified)


These plants are cultivated perennial shrubs. They occur across many garden varieties developed through selection and hybridization. Their woody stems may be upright or arching and usually bear prickles. Leaves are compound, with toothed leaflets. Flowers range from single forms to densely petaled double forms. Flowering may occur in one seasonal flush or recur through the growing season, depending on the variety. Photographed in Colombia.

Violet-pink rose
A dark pink-red rose flower with green sepals
A pink Rose in sunshine
A rose stem with a pink rose flower
A dark pink rose flower
A white rose with pink on the underside and borders of the flower petals
A pink Rosa flower with pale petal bases and numerous yellow stamens
Pink and dark pink rose flower with yellow stamens
A dark pink and light pink rose with a yellow center
A rosa flower with combinations of pink, rose and  yellow colors
Multi-colored pink rose with white marking and new reddish leaves
A pink rose with dark rose-colored marking
A pink Rosa flower with pointed overlapping petals
A pink Rosa flower with dark pink veins, curled inner petals and brown anthers
A light pink rose with a yellow center and reddish stamens
A pink Rose glowing in sunlight
Soft pink rose
A cluster of pink Rosa flowers with densely overlapping petals
A cluster of pale pink and white Rosa flowers with many overlapping petals

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