Saturday, November 27, 2010

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Photos and editing: Cecilia Videla

Saturday, November 20, 2010

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Cholera in Haiti and indolence in the world

RDSol wants to spread a newspaper article, editorial Mexico's Day , a show of solidarity and sorrow regarding the lack of solidarity and indolence of the politicians and leaders of nations who pledged solidarity aid to Haiti from the consequences of the earthquake on Jan. 12.

Cholera in Haiti and indolence in the world

It is disheartening to observe that the goals agreed at the summit above have not been met after 10 months despite the destructive force of the earthquake. If neither the overwhelming balance of tragedy of this natural phenomenon, as exploited by the media, have made the United States, Europe and Latin America for effective implementation of its commitments to Haiti.


Rapid cholera epidemic in Haiti had left, until yesterday, a balance of 643 dead and nearly 10 000 hospitalized, according to the Ministry of Health in the Caribbean country. Since last month, the focus of the outbreak occurred in northern Iraq, in the city of Gonaives, and its expansion to Port au Prince was facilitated by the precarious conditions in which they live forever, the Haitian people. The vulnerability mentioned exponentially worsened by the devastating earthquake of 12 January, which left over 250,000 dead and half a million displaced and few months later, Hurricane Thomas. Faced with this situation, Jon K. Andrus, deputy director of the Pan American of Health -dependence of the World Health Organization (WHO) - said that Port-au-Prince''is a huge hut where conditions are very bad in terms of water and sanitation facilities,''and added that the situation in that island is the best''for a rapid spread of cholera.''

Indeed, Haiti is in a position of vulnerability to any epidemic: hundreds of thousands of Haitians living in overcrowded refugee camps, some of which are flooded after the Tropical Storm and in poor hygiene conditions, as water and food are contaminated with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, which a century ago had been eradicated and Haitian soil and, at present, has spread in wastewater.

But while the current cholera epidemic in the poorest country in Latin America -70 percent of the population lives in poverty-is the result of unsanitary conditions referred to, this, in time has been allowed by the failure of the international community. The disaster scenario and present human health requires remembering the warnings, formulated earlier this year by various sectors of international public opinion on the imminent threat of outbreaks arise in that nation, given the poor conditions of hygiene in the population that survived the quake. However, instead of concentrating on putting in place a program that would aim at restoring the country, governments and international organizations were engaged in propaganda cashing tragedy: global forums-called United for a better future for Haiti and Summit World Reconstruction of Haiti, in January and June, respectively, in which were limited to making promises and good intentions and, over the months, left adrift in the hemisphere's poorest nation. Although these meetings are offered international assistance A total of 13 billion dollars, the government has received only 19 percent of that amount, ie about $ 506 million, clearly insufficient resources to rebuild the country's infrastructure.


hopeless It noted that the proposals agreed in the summits above have not been met after 10 months despite the destructive force of the earthquake. If neither the overwhelming balance of tragedy of this natural phenomenon, as exploited by the media, have made the United States, Europe and Latin America for effective implementation of its commitments to Haiti it is doubtful that now, with the cholera epidemic, the inhabitants of that unfortunate country can expect much more than promises from abroad.

In sum, the emergence of an epidemic that was predictable, in fact it was heavily advertised in the days and weeks following the earthquake, not only the direct relation between poverty, poor health and epidemics, but lays bare also the moral backwardness of the international community.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

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Child Participation Assembly: Our Solutions Act

In the month of October from RDSol we wanted to claim the Call for the Eradication of Poverty from the voices of them children s and youth from various schools in Valencia. The centers participating in this initiative are:

• CP Valencia (5 º and 6 º of Primary)
• Colegio Nuestra Señora del Carmen and San Vicente de Paul (Secondary)

workshops have been designed with participatory strategies, we that ... " Listening to children and young people venture to explore their desires, their interests, their concerns, challenges us, fills us with dreams and possibilities. Talking to them, sharing different ways of seeing the world we takes a look at ourselves, to ask for our way of relating to them. This interaction also allows us to reopen their own worlds, back to our own life story, who went to retrieve transform today "(" Anthology Participatory Strategies, "Yolanda Corona). So seeing the dubious achievement of the Millennium Goals we asked alternative and more effective measures. We present an example of a group of Primary 6, perhaps his ideas more clear and concrete have been without difficulties the Goals 2015:


ASSEMBLY OF CHILDREN'S PARTICIPATION

SCHOOL: Valencia _C.P

COURSE: 6 th Primary

STUDENT @ S: Irene, Stephanie and Maite


know that the MDGs are:



Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education

Goal 3: Promote gender equality gender equality and empower women

Goal 4: Reduce child mortality

Goal 5: Improve maternal health

Goal 6: Combat HIV / AIDS, malaria and other diseases

Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability
environment
Goal 8: Develop a global partnership for development
What

can we do? Our solutions are:



1. Organizing and the rich where the poor live

2. Everyone has health insurance

3. That all countries come together to ensure that poor countries can have more than one meal per day and for everybody to go to school s

4. In each country its president to help with all things and money to do its job well.

5. That a law that all people be treated equally

6. That Mentalic to them children s rich do not have to be selfish

7. @ That every child is born poor, the rich from 100 €

8. Us to help them with their own factories and have jobs, export things and have money.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

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RdSol from her blog wants to support

THE MANIFESTO OF MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS

NGO-SPAIN COORDINATOR

FOR BREACH OF COMMITMENTS

IN DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION
* read here Castilian the Manifesto Manifesto
* Catalan Manifesto
* Galician Manifesto
* Euskera Manifesto
* English

from here you can sign the Manifesto




Wednesday, September 22, 2010

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selling T-shirts and crafts ... Solidarity and Inspiration Crafts

Act selling T-shirts and crafts organized with the participation Villajoyosa friends, family and supporters for the work that non-profit association.

these days in a relaxed and fun environment act was done by exploiting a family dinner hosted by Mayor Paul Morell (secretary of the organization). As can be seen in the photos, the Dominican Republic was present both in the crafts sold there in solidarity and in the promotional material that the dinner was distributed to those present. The event is part of the campaign RDSol is conducting awareness the situation in the countries of South and fundraising for the financial support of Elementary School Arturo Jimenez of the Cacique Community in the village of Haina, San Cristobal province, Dominican Republic.

Friday, August 27, 2010

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RdSol
Since we opened up the possibility of contributing to the project work of the Community Schoolhouse of Gurabo and Haina (Dominican Republic) through the purchase of handicrafts solidarity. The craft is made available mainly organized women's groups in impoverished communities. Oné Respe and Cayucos: Desert Flowers support these initiatives through its workshops and Crafts Store Development. RdSol becomes ambassador of the products that arise from natural seeds, tamarind, melon, pumpkin , Pionius, tagua, samo ..., which are embellished with fig, gourd coconut and that transformed thanks to the inspiration of women in light of encouragement and hope.

With the purchase of these products not only support the maintenance of the Community Schoolhouse if we strengthen the women's community groups. Through these workshops, the facilitators and community leaders can work gender. Most of the objectives of these workshops are:

• Encourage the creation of self-employment in these women, enhancing potential economic output. • Develop parallel
intervention strategies working with them to self-esteem, marital relationships, assertiveness and gender violence.
• Expand and formalize the selling handmade community.

We encourage you to work together with WE ARE s in this Solidarity Network Craft!

Contact
Oné Respe Craft Workshop:

Contact Cayucos: Flowers of the Desert: Beler Street, No. 1a, Esq Pina New Town. Santo Domingo. Tel: 8093335336


Thursday, August 12, 2010

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Women Travel RdSol Collaboration

During the month of July and August staff RdSol travel to Dominican Republic with the mission of sharing of new spaces of solidarity created in the communities where we work for more than two years. This trip full of excitement, covers a lot of expectations and above all the creation of new projects. Mainly visit the community schoolhouses that are located in the town of Haina, where it operates a section of NGOs the Oné Respé , y entregaremos las diversas donaciones recibidas al Centro Bono que actúa junto a la Plataforma de Ayuda a Haití.    

Así agradecemos su colaboración solidaria a:

  • Colegio Público Cervantes de Godella ( Valencia). Iniciativa solidaria de Reyes Vila.
  • Colegio Público Ntra. Sra. del Carmen y San Vicente de Paúl (Valencia). Iniciativa solidaria de Blanca Murgui Marco.
  • Escuelas infantiles de la zona Alcala de Henares, Madrid
  • Las clases de “Español for us, "Marilina, Fidenza (Italy).
  • Association of autotaxis (Valencia). Joint initiative of Antonio Haro.
  • MORE VISION Optical Paterna. SL joint initiative of Julio Cuevas López.

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RDSOL association with the "Scholarship for Cooperation Jaume López"

This collaboration was developed on Saturday June 12, 2010, by supporting one of our members in carrying out the training course carried out by the scholarship donors, the title of the workshop was the development partner for our cooperation in Dominican Republic, lives, experiences .... in training course that the association made to eligible applicants for the scholarship which aims facilitate the departure of volunteers to work on projects of NGOs Oné the Resp , Center for Reflection and Solidarity Meeting . This NGO is based in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, its acronym is an expression of host in Creole, the Haitian peasantry itself, meaning Honor and Respect. In societies such as where they work, which is marked by inequality, by traditional and modern forms of oppression and exploitation, Honor and Respect are aspirations dissatisfied with the majority, and even more of the population of poor immigrants. They are also convinced that to meet these aspirations have to fight for democracy, fight discrimination, social exclusion and prejudice. In short an NGO that defends the honor and respect due every person, every culture and every people.

The " Cooperation Scholarship the Jaume López " is called by the Brotherhood of resurrection i Gloria of Villajoyosa , and was founded in memory of a friend, a person of strong Christian convictions, that the simplicity of its known actions convey the grandeur of life in the light of social commitment.
Many members of RdSol met in the Dominican Republic because of who benefited from the scholarship on that ground in an unbiased and free many of them working together all year in the training course to enrich their experiences and answering numerous questions raised by his experience among the applicants.
This year the course was developed as usual in the town of Villajoyosa and opted to grant eight candidates from places as diverse as Madrid, Andalusia, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bValencia, Villajoyosa itself for two scholarships, influenced most of all on the theme of community schools because the NGOs Oné Resp requests as far as possible contenders to the profile related to education as seen in the upper sign which advertises the scholarship around Spain.

Sunday, July 18, 2010

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Between 12 and 17 July under the cold spell and after 10 years of absence, rebounded strongly the National Meeting Potters "Barro Calchaqui", which developed different cultural activities, which were shared calchaquí talks on pre-Columbian ceramics, by Karina Garrett and the craft of ceramics by Rafael Bonorino, workshops for children of Maud Rouppe, guided tour of the historic and Paula Cenzano, classes Folk Santos López, openings of exhibitions of paintings and Munay Mouthon Francisca Mamondes and installation "tribute to the Pachamama" Adrian Martell, Sara Beatriz Ordoñez and Meriles and a demonstration by Virginia baked with guano Cruz.

The competition, attended by 31 potters from 11 provinces, which consisted of six working days in the square wing view "November 4" and the cultural center "Jallpha Kalchaki, from modeling to painting and the wood oven works. The proposed theme was The Pachamama. on Saturday, with the wonderful natural setting of snowcapped mountains all around wing San Carlos, each exhibitor set up his work in the halls of the Cultural Centre and the jury composed by Guillermo Rodriguez, Ramon and Martina Cutipa Wannier and turn the public This came to appreciate the pieces and to give his verdict. Then, in the presence of Mayor Roberto Vazquez, took place, delivering prizes, diplomas and medals to all participants, include the act of winning the First Prize, Nancy Alvarado, who donated the sum of $ 450 which gave the prize and to commit it to the shelter of the host school, then as close, it enjoyed a rock musical starring Daniela Derito and Carlos "Laucha" Pérez (Tango), The Chaskañawis (Sikuris), The Broken, Silvio Rodriguez and Isidro Sanchez (Folklore) and finally the band Salta "Wolf Bar" who made spend the cold, dancing rhythms and blues rockers. Note that this event was organized by a group of potters in the area with support from the City of San Carlos and collaboration of San Carlos merchants and Cafayate.

Grand Prize of Honor:

Rafael Bonorino (Sta.Rosa-Angastaco-Depto.San Carlos-Salta)

Primer Premio:

Nancy Alvarado (Tucumán)

Segundo Premio :

Natalia Argañaraz (Tucumán)

Tercer Premio: (compartido)

Soledad Cutipa (Corralito-San Carlos-Salta)

Virginia Cruz (Casira-La Quiaca- Jujuy)

Friday, June 25, 2010

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Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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"Bonjou from Haiti," our friend Bono Center Land writes from Haiti.

"Dear friends, since I'm a few weeks ago an area in Haiti called Kazal, is an area which is west of Port au Prince, is the urban center Kabaret. It was an area where many have felt the earthquake, but the consequences were not as devastating as in Puerto Principe. I have been visiting some of the communities in the area and the next weekend will pass through the Vil (Puerto Principe) Okay direction which is about 4 hours of travel, other areas suffered.

is interesting how some communities in recent years are having an elementary education. Imagine that teachers are relying on these places are paid for support of a community of friends of religion, and receive support from 1,200.00 Goud about $ 40 a month ... so do with some food to take children for each day, with a little rice, some beans and a gallon of oil. It seems outrageous, but in many years, in all years, is the first school to have seen and somehow we have more children with the opportunity for elementary education and others when they have an age that it permits, may go to other places in the area where there is high school.


Here I found some small projects, which would call survival but have a sense of community, being a school for the people involved and for the community. One of them are called fields of the poor where 10 people get together to do some kind of production project, getting a loan for it and paying a small interest loans will be returned in another ... something similar is done with farmers, level of community work, are given seeds, tools are coordinated amongst themselves to work together / as ...

... I embrace



Rafa. "

Sunday, May 2, 2010

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On Monday April 21 we have given to the student definitely Shirley Coimbra Medellin of CP Public School Valencia his diploma as a winner in the first Children's Painting Competition RDSol . His original drawing inspired set out below our current logo.
We greatly appreciate the cooperation of the student body of CP Valencia and the educational team, as through working together we managed to find the logo that will accompany us on our journey and will be present at all activities and actions.



Diploma
Together we have given also the two shirts with both drawings designed. Here we show the pictures:




We also appreciate the collaboration of " Printers Jacinto (963,484,111 / jacintoimpresores@gmail.com) in the preparation and printing T-shirts.

RDSol.

Friday, April 23, 2010

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PORT OF THE FRUIT TREE




Puerto de Frutos, Tigre,



Buenos Aires, Argentina

32 km separate the city from the Obelisk Tigre.

The process of colonization of these lands began with the second foundation of Buenos Aires by Don Juan de Garay. In a document dated October 24, 1580, contains a record of land distribution.
The party's name comes from an old story-hunting jaguars (American tiger) living in the area.
Over time these regions were populated by farmers who lived with their families from products that they grew and harvested.

In 1611, the council asked the administrator reports on farm land for growing wheat and it sends the names of fifteen farmers residing in the area. Thus was born the "village" which thereafter grew and strengthened socially and economically. His
great attraction is the Puerto de Frutos.

Login to Puerto de Frutos is installed in a different world, almost magical. Frutos
port of Tigre, was created in 1938 by initiative of Delta residents and farmers.

In 1983 he inaugurated the premises of the Handicrafts and day after day, continues to grow as particularly attractive because it has.

El Puerto de Frutos, is a must for those visiting Tigre. A tour of this highly picturesque, holds its surprises. Born as a market, where the inhabitants of the islands, selling fruits and vegetables harvested in their fields.

In their glory, was a place of great agitation, that horticultural production fruti Delta islands, supplied much of the greater Buenos Aires and its surroundings.

The port has three docks. From the first, daily excursions leave the Delta on catamarans.
In the central basin are concentrated-stock boats that supply the islanders with the most varied products. The last dock
discharged river timber ships arriving laden with trunks of willow and poplar forest islands from the Delta.
Within the port is the outdoor market where the streets are dressed in colors through the rustic fabrics. Furniture, ornaments and accessories manufactured in cane and rattan, delicious homemade sweets and honey, brilliant flowers and, of course, the full range of local fruits live together in harmony.

El Puerto de Frutos, houses an open air mall, which houses up for sale a variety of products made with materials from the region such as fruits, rattan, cane and wood.

view also allows carrying wooden boats brought from the forest islands, boats store catering to those living in the Delta and many other typical local boats.

Time passed and slowly the Puerto de Frutos was no longer a place to get fresh produce from the islands. And he turning in an almost purely artisanal. Today, very few boats and boats that offer fruits and vegetables, as it used to at first.





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Saturday, April 17, 2010

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The fruit product of the transformation of the flower

The fruit is all the parts of the flower that persist after fertilization.

Source

After fertilization, the ovary undergoes changes in its structure, thickness and size until the fruit is formed. At the same time, the eggs develop into seeds.

Parties

To describe it, we consider the fruit, an ovary is fertilized, and become mature.

consists of the pericarp and seed. Pericarp

Wrap the seeds and stems from the transformation ovary wall.

plays the protective role of seeds and, in many cases, stored food substances that harness the human and animal.

Epicarp

The epicarp, outside of the fruit.

can be smooth (apple) or own hair, wings, Flowers, etc., Facilitating the spread. Take

assorted colors.

Mesocarp

In fleshy fruits, the mesocarp is of great development, and the acids it contains before maturity are transformed into starch and sugars, making them more edible (peach, watermelon, tomato).

In nuts, the mesocarp becomes dry (membranous) to maturity. Endocarp

can be woody (peach, olive) or leathery (pear, apple) and consists of glandular hairs and bulging bags filled with liquid (orange, lemon)

Classification fruits

are several criteria that may apply. It is natural to consider it if the pericarp is dry or fleshy as the fruit reaches maturity, and if that state is opened letting out the seeds, or not open and accompanies them in their dispersion. In

According to this the fruit is classified as dry and fleshy. Dry

Responds to membranous pericarp character and lack of reserve substances in their parénquina (mesocarp). Within the type are two groups:

has several seeds, the pericarp is open to maturity, dehiscent.

has a seed, the pericarp does not open at maturity, is indehiscent.

Meaty

Responds to fleshy pericarp character with plenty of reserve substances in parenquina. Is indehiscent. Within the fruit there are two types:

has several seeds and the pericarp is succulent.

has a seed and has a fleshy mesocarp and a woody endocarp.

Utility fruits

The fruits of many plants are used fresh in our daily diet.

Others are employed in the industry, to prepare canned, to be used for human consumption.

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the industry also used to make sweets, alcohol or without alcohol, extraction oil production of dried fruit, etc. This is an important activity in many countries. Spread

fruit

to reach places outside their home. Consequences of this in its natural spread, within the regions they are right, fixed on the ground or other plants (epiphytes) and their seeds germinate.

This dispersion preserves the species, and that if the plants were born close together, in a limited area of \u200b\u200bland, would suffer in their nutrition, and disappearing species.

usually involved some factors, such as:

Wind: the pericarp of nuts as a wing (elm, tipa, maple) or violano of hair (dandelion, thistle, thistle, artichoke), in the Santa Rita flower bract Flower accompanying form a wing at fruit, others can be processed because of their small size.

animals: they can transport them pinned in their hair (thistle, devil horns), or taking them as do the squirrels with nuts.

Water: ocean currents carry floating fruit then germinate on the beaches (coconut, cerbecera, Lodoicea) rivers also carry them (coconuts, logging, reeds, eringio, reed).

Man, can act as a natural when it has attached fruits (clubs, cart, thistle) but more common is a concern for transport by any means known to them in trade, to all parts of the Earth use wherever needed.


Wednesday, April 14, 2010

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Where to sleep?

  • CAMPING MUNICIPAL. place for tents and bungalows. Miss Maria Condori, tel: 0387-154184462.
  • COUNTRY HOUSE "LA VACA QUIET" . Stay with pool, spa, horseback riding, local products. Tel :03868-1563859 / 15403040
  • HOUSE OF THE WINDS. Private baths, library, garages, swimming pool. Ms. Sonia Joso. Tel: 03868495075
  • RESIDENTIAL GUEMES. Tea room, barbecue. quotas. 12 rooms. Ms. Julia Ten Tel 03868-495011/0387-4234918 / 0387-154528473
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  • STAR FAMILY HOUSING. Regional food. Family atmosphere. Tel 03868-495043 Mrs. AQUINO ESTRELLA
  • AGUADA DEL SOL. 5 rooms. Breakfast. BBQ. GUZMAN CRUZ family. Tel 0387-154888599 / 0387-154125293
  • LODGING The little fox. Clay oven. Parilleros. Very affordable prices. Ms. EDIT SAJAMA of TEN. Tel 03868-495703/0387-155078436
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How to get to San Carlos? Bases

1. Ubicación:
San Carlos se encuentra en la provincia Salta, en el valle Calchaquí, sobre la Ruta 40, a 22km al norte de Cafayate.


2. Mapa Valles Calchaquíes:


3. ¿Cómo llegar en colectivo? Desde Salta:
  • Salta - San Carlos: Arrow Bus Line 10, 7 trips per day (approx. $ 40) Phone Number
    Arrow Bus Terminal Salta: 0387-4224409 or 0387-4322080
From Tucumán: Tucumán
  • - Cafayate: Tranport Aconquija (approx. $ 50) Aconquija
    Hours:
  • Cafayate - San Carlos: Arrow Bus Line 27A, 8 trips per day or in remis (both $ 4)
4. How to get there by car? (See: GuiaYPF )

From Salta:
  • On Route 68 to Cafayate, then Route 40 to San Carlos (approx. 220km)
From Tucumán:
  • On Route 307 for Tafi del Valle to Cafayate, then Route 40 to San Carlos (204 km)

Friday, April 9, 2010

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ROSES, THE ROSE TO SHARE A VIDEO

El Rosal

The rose is one of the garden species more cultivated by the diversity of forms, color of its flowers and its adaptability to different terrains and weather conditions.

Source roses

There are references to its cultivation in the history of the Sumerians, Babylon and Persia 5000 years ago as an ornamental. In ancient China it is cultivated for essential oil extraction for the preparation of perfumes.

The roses today are the result of a series of crosses between species of different origins and characteristics. Europe

known until the beginning of the nineteenth century only the Rosa gallica and Rosa lutea. Rosa gallica The original is a shrub Carried erect, with few branches, a few simple flowers bright red and reduced flowering and two months in late spring. The species that evolved to achieve semi-double and double flowers are grown for their showy flowers today.

La Rosa lutea - Yellow Persia is characterized by single flowers of golden yellow color and odor. Around 1810

introduced into Europe from India Rose, shrub vigorous well branched, red double flowers, pink or white fragrant and bloom continuously from spring until the arrival of frost. In this it was called Rose Tea Rose because the scent of flowers reminiscent of tea. The

successive crosses body gallica and Rosa Rosal in India originated Hybrid Tea with greater range of colors besides white appear different shades of pink, red and yellow bronze.

Subsequent developments with input from other wild roses originated a lot of modern varieties with abundant and exquisite flowering.

hybrid tea bushes are

erect growth habit, low branching, large flowers. Typically reach 60 centimeters to 1.20 meters tall and bloom until fall.

Floribundas

roses are smaller The hybrid tea, flowers are single, semi-double or double flowers in clusters and continues until the first frost.

Originating in the United States spread progressively from the Second World War, they were chosen to achieve color effects in the garden or cut for decoration in vases.

The shape or size of the rose

Rosal standing under : it reaches 40 centimeters to 1.20 meters, within this group are best known varieties of hybrid tea roses and floribunda cultivated. Rosal

bush, becomes more developed that standing under, 60 centimeters to 2 meters and 40 centimeters to 1 meter in diameter, produces abundant flowers smaller. Rosal

thumbnail: of small size, it reaches 30 inches tall. The double flowers with a wide range of colors, intensely fragrant.

climbing rose: it produces high-growth industries. Many varieties of flowering vines are continuous and more frequent than spring flowering.

develop up to 3.5 meters high and 5 meters in diameter, thus requiring a large space to get good blooms. The less developed covering up 2.20 meters high and a diameter of 2.5 meters.

Some varieties

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