World’s First True Blue Rose

Published by Joseph Ferrara (2) March 21st, 2007 in Marketing tips. Comments

The Blue Rose is the Holy Grail of roses. Japanese and Australian researchers used RNAi technology to finally create the world’s first blue rose. Blue roses traditionally signify mystery or attaining the impossible. They are believed to be able to grant the owner youth or grant wishes (wikipedia).
Unfortunately it will be another 3 years before they will be commercially available. Now, that would make a unique closing gift.
Happy Spring everyone.
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Jessica Love

I've been waiting for blue roses to come out for so long. I can't wait to get my hands on some, they are so beautiful. I wish I could get some right now instead of waiting a couple years.

Teresa T.

WOW!!! Let me know when and where available. This is gorgeous!!!

stell

woww....
it's wonderful
i like blue colour
i like rose
and now....
a blue rose....
^_^
if there is one at my country
i'll buy it

†.†

i have a farm of blue roses..
they arent blue..
they're happy...
Ü

Chrystal xxx

I saw a blue rose on an advert years ago, and I always said who ever buys me a blue rose I would marry x they are so beautiful x

kat love

dude luv u get me 1 on da duble

sierra hansen

i can't believe how pretty it is can u get me 1 cause my mom luvs roses

Kathy cooper

This is the most beautiful rose in the world. Im not a rose person, but Im in love now!

Ashley Wooten

this is the most beautiful rose I have ever seen.

Kristan

Congratulations and thank you to those who made this possible. That is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. I have been waiting for this for years. If poosible please let me know where I may be able to purchase them as soon as they become available.

nancy

I saw the pics of the so called first blue rose and honestly it looks more liliac colored to me when i think of a blue rose i think blue as in well blue the worlds first so called blue rose is not what i expected.

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