19 May 2017
In the name of the ROSE
The rose is one of the most beloved and charming flower, it always marks the most romantic moments of life... Grandi Giardini Italiani, the network of the most beautiful gardens created in Italy created a dedicated itinerary: ''In the Name of the Rose.''
Every year during May and June the network Grandi Giardini Italiani promotes a special itinerary in Italy to learn or rediscover important collections of old roses. Grandi Giardini Italiani helps you discover the romantic and extraordinary blooms of roses in the most beautiful gardens in Italy.
The itinerary dedicated to roses in the most beuatiful italian gardens involves the whole Italy: from North with the fascinating Botanical Gardens of Trauttmansdorff, the ''Viale delle Rose'' at the Sigurtą Park (near the city of Verona) to the centre of Italy with the romantic Villa Peyron in Florence (Fiesole) and the magnificent explosion of roses in Palazzo Patrizi on Lake Bracciano, the Roseto Vacunae Rosae and modern Landriana Gardens near Rome.
The Great Italian Gardens adhering to the ''In The Name of the Rose'' are home to varieties of roses grown since the mid-eighteenth century (alba, gallica, damask, centifolia and nutmeg) and the groups formed in the nineteenth century (borboniane, of Portland, noisette, mossy, hybrid perpetual, Chinese, early tea) and hybrids of the early twentieth century (tea, Floribunda, pernetiane) - going through the stages of in The Name of the Rose in 2 months you can relive 300 years of history of roses.
Every year during May and June the network Grandi Giardini Italiani promotes a special itinerary in Italy to learn or rediscover important collections of old roses. Grandi Giardini Italiani helps you discover the romantic and extraordinary blooms of roses in the most beautiful gardens in Italy.
The itinerary dedicated to roses in the most beuatiful italian gardens involves the whole Italy: from North with the fascinating Botanical Gardens of Trauttmansdorff, the ''Viale delle Rose'' at the Sigurtą Park (near the city of Verona) to the centre of Italy with the romantic Villa Peyron in Florence (Fiesole) and the magnificent explosion of roses in Palazzo Patrizi on Lake Bracciano, the Roseto Vacunae Rosae and modern Landriana Gardens near Rome.
The Great Italian Gardens adhering to the ''In The Name of the Rose'' are home to varieties of roses grown since the mid-eighteenth century (alba, gallica, damask, centifolia and nutmeg) and the groups formed in the nineteenth century (borboniane, of Portland, noisette, mossy, hybrid perpetual, Chinese, early tea) and hybrids of the early twentieth century (tea, Floribunda, pernetiane) - going through the stages of in The Name of the Rose in 2 months you can relive 300 years of history of roses.
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But he who dares not grasp the thorn, should never crave the rose- Anne Brontė - |
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