RED PASSION

This evergreen vine from South America, known as Passiflora coccinea, grows up to 10-12 feet tall and 3-5 feet wide, and produces extremely showy scarlet red or deep red passion flowers (each to 3-4″ wide). Passiflora coccinea is also known as Red Passion Flower or Red Granadilla.

The red passionfruit (Passiflora coccinea) is an evergreen climber with dark green, crinkly leaves and stunning scarlet red flowers that bloom in the spring. It will grow in the majority of Australian climates, but it will require protection from frost when young. In contrast to its fruit, it is cultivated for its large, vivid red flowers rather than its fruit.

Each of the evergreen leaves has an obovate shape and a doubly serrate margin on the underside. The fruits of the Red Passion Flower are ovoid in shape, orange or yellow in colour, and mottled green in appearance. They grow to a diameter of 2 12 to 3 inches in diameter and are both attractive and edible.

Passion flowers have a distinctive appearance and a reputation for being difficult to grow. Although this perennial vine is widely adapted to gardens in USDA zones 6 to 10, it flowers from mid-summer until frost in most areas. Because of their rapid growth, passion flowers are also referred to as passion vines. Some varieties of passion flower bear edible fruits as well.

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EXTRA SPECIAL DOZEN ROSES

A dozen red roses has become a universal symbol of love and passion. One dozen red roses is the quintessential Valentine’s Day gift, cementing its status as the ultimate expression of love and affection. The number 12 is considered to be a symbol of completion. There are 12 months in a year, 12 zodiac signs, or 12 hours in the day and night, to name a few examples.

A dozen is equivalent to selecting the most attractive heart from a Sweetheart candy box; it signifies “be mine.” The number thirteen may be a baker’s dozen, but it is not a lucky number when it comes to love.

We can begin by looking into the numerical significance of the number. Two dozen roses are equal to twenty-four roses. The number 24 can refer to the 24 hours in a day or it can be a random number.

The number twenty-four is frequently used to represent happiness, love, and creativity, all of which can be expressed through a bouquet of two dozen roses. The traditional romantic message conveyed by 24 roses is one of complete devotion, which is expressed as “I am yours.”

The price of a two dozen roses varies depending on the type, colour, vase type, add-ons, and season, but is typically between $60 and 120 dollars. Luxury rose vases are obviously more expensive, and depending on which company you purchase them from, they may also charge you a rose delivery fee as well.

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FAIRTRADE EXTRA SPECIAL TWO DOZEN ROSES

Fairtrade works with flower pickers in a number of countries, including Kenya, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, Ecuador, Uganda, and Tanzania, to promote fair wages and working conditions. Fairtrade flowers are available at a number of major supermarkets and wholesalers.

The price of a two dozen roses varies depending on the type, colour, vase type, add-ons, and season, but is typically between $60 and 120 dollars.

Roses in shades of red and white. When you combine red and white flowers, your bouquet takes on a whole new dimension of beauty. As a symbol of unity, the combination of red and white roses is a popular choice for weddings and other commemorations of partnership.

Products that have been certified by a fair trade certification organisation, such as Fair Trade USA or the World Fair Trade Organization, are considered fair trade commodities. Fair trade commodities are goods that have been exchanged from where they were grown or manufactured to where they are purchased. Fairtrade International is typically in charge of monitoring such organisations.

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