It's certainly a lovely looking rose. If it tastes good, I'm guessing it would also be very fragrant.

Well, for picking up those pedals, it usually happens in spring and summer time. And the type of rose is edible rose. For other seasons, if you want to plant and pick up edible roses, you need to pay attention to growing tips.

https://schisandraandbergamot.com/edible-roses/ (Only for reference, this is not my site)

I usually use edible roses to make some cookies.

I just ordered one! Thank you for sharing this one, Dave, it looks so pretty! I'm not fond of the name 'Flavorette' 😒 but 'Eveline Wild' sounds much nicer, I think. The price was nice, too! I found a couple more photos on HMF

One more pic from the internet

Gorgeous!

Haha, I feel my garden is already their buffet and would be catering more to them than myself if I order one.

Thanks for posting the additional photos @Meg-zone8aOR. I had not looked up the appellation of this rose and didn’t know there was so much more information on it. I love the color variations I see in the photos. I’m really temped to try it but REALLY don’t have a place for it.

On HMF, the one comment about the taste is " it was more like eating lettuce, but sweet. Good addition to salads. "

Not my idea of a selling point, lol. The rose is quite lovely without hyping a minor characteristic that probably 10,000 other roses have.

Here it is on HMF. Quite lovely with or without sweet lettuce flavoring.

Eveline Wild

Natalija, the name is was introduced as, is very nice, too.

Here are recepies developed for your edible rose. I think it’s an interesting angle, I might just have to try one of these. If I saw one at the local nursery, I don’t think I could resist picking off a petal.

Roses have long been regarded as a symbol of love, beauty, and elegance. Whether it's for anniversaries, birthdays, or Valentine's Day, these delicate flowers have become a staple in the gift-giving industry. However, with an oversaturated market and countless competitors vying for attention, traditional rose growers and sellers are facing challenges when it comes to marketing their products effectively.

Did anyone buy them and can tell us how they are?

I wonder how Serbian roses will perform in the US. Someone else can be the guinea pigs first and then let us know.

Their basketball players do pretty well here. Sorry, I couldn't resist :-D

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