Requests!!!!

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and give me requests!

yipee!
id prefer its from a fandom ik! (my fandlms r in my desc!)
also herez cool stuff abt roses:
Beyond being the universal symbol for "I like you," roses are incredibly hardy perennials that play a massive role in history, skincare, and even snacks.
​Fun Facts About Roses
​They are edible: Rose petals are often used in teas, jams, and salads. The fruit of the rose, called a rose hip, is packed with Vitamin C—even more than most citrus fruits—and is often used to make syrups or supplements.
​A rose by any other name... is a cherry: Roses belong to the Rosaceae family. This means they are cousins to some of your favorite fruits, including apples, cherries, peaches, plums, and strawberries.
​The oldest living rose: There is a rose bush at the Hildesheim Cathedral in Germany that is estimated to be over 1,000 years old. It survived the cathedral's destruction during WWII and continues to bloom today.
​A "true" blue rose doesn't exist: While you might see blue roses in shops, they are actually dyed. Roses lack the specific gene to produce delphinidin, the primary plant pigment that creates true blue. Scientists have used genetic engineering to try and create them, but the results are usually more of a lavender or "lilac" hue.
​The most expensive rose cost millions: The "Juliet" rose took breeder David Austin 15 years and roughly $5 million to develop. It debuted in 2006 and is famous for its unique peach color and deep, cupped shape.
​Space-bound scents: In 1998, a miniature rose called "Overnight Scentsation" was sent into space on the Discovery shuttle. Researchers wanted to see how low gravity affected its smell; it turns out the rose produced a completely different scent profile in orbit than it did on Earth.
​The Language of Color
​While we usually default to red for romance, the color of a rose usually means something.