Hello dear steemians here is another attempt to talk about two cultures which are very similar but at the same time so different, that could make many publications of similar topics.

The flora depends on the climatic conditions where it is found, thanks to this aspect the flora is diverse many species share the same climate, others are the same species but in different climates, they probably don't look alike. This is particularly the case for roses that grow in the Caribbean and roses that develop in temperate climates.

Roses have been the object of veneration in different cultures, they have also become a symbol of love, every year millions of roses are given as gifts in the form of arrangements especially for women. There are about 4000 species of which half are traded worldwide, we can also note that the roses have been cultivated for hundreds of years which has resulted in the existence of ancient and modern crops. In the case of more Caribbean roses are bush and climbing type, not as perfumed as other species that are widely used in the field of cosmetics industry applied to perfumes.

Although I must admit that this rose I have photographed has an exquisite aroma, I could spend all day smelling the roses is simply sublime.

In this season there is a cold climate in Caracas, it is not an ideal climate for roses that require excessive amounts of sunshine every day, however the advantage of the tropics is incredible, in Venezuela there are only two seasons but are present the cold, heat and temperate climates by the diversity of places that are at different levels above sea level.

To culminate this is one of many publications that I will be dedicating to mother earth or as my ancestors called it Pachamama or Abya Yala. To a year of recession in the climate change and more.

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