Do you like red rose?

i like it.

Red Rose!I like it very much.It is the symbol of love & affection.It is very attractive.

yes i like roses in all colors bur red one is good in loocks

yes, i love certainly..

red rose is the sign of love and it is best flower for every lovers.

i love roses, all kind of roses.: smell good. sometime i buy rose soap or frafance to remind me of this flower.and also rose stick fragance. so romantic..

I am not very much a flower person. But red roses are very romantic. May be because the people for ages have given that sort of idea.

i love red rose..its the symbol of love,passion and wat not?????????..... i dont think there is a single person in this mylot who really hates it!

yes, i do like red rose.

yes i like a red roses very much.I also like a pink roses.

No, I dont like red rose,I prefer pink rose .

YEs. I like rose especially white rose becuase it is very special and look nice. I will buy for my girlfriend during special occasion.

Yes I like red rose... it is a symbol of love

yes

I like them but feel like roses are very expensive and a waste of money. I would rather have something that will last longer than a week. I am a very practical person I guess!

The red rose is elegant and has a sweet pleasant odor. It's loveliness can change the atmosphere of a room and turn a dark mood into a happy one. Red is the deepest color of all.

The red rose is elegant and has a sweet pleasant odor. It's loveliness can change the atmosphere of a room and turn a dark mood into a happy one. Red is the deepest color of all.

Roses are liked all over as they are sign of love and kindness.We give them to people we love,friends and use them to make peace world over.We do like them and will keep on doing so

I like re rose but I prefer white rose

i love roses,,,,,,,,,because it is very useful for the lovers ............................................... A rose is a flowering shrub of the genus Rosa, and the flower of this shrub. There are more than a hundred species of wild roses, all from the northern hemisphere and mostly from temperate regions. The species form a group of generally prickly shrubs or climbers, and sometimes trailing plants, reaching 2–5 m tall, rarely reaching as high as 20 m by climbing over other plants.