Description
A rose bush stands with its stems reaching outward, each carrying blooms in varying stages of openness. The petals appear layered and full, creating a contrast against the surrounding leaves. The leaves are defined, adding structure to the plant’s form. Some blooms are positioned higher, catching more light, while others rest lower, closer to the base. The bush’s arrangement gives it a balanced, rounded shape, with no single area appearing overly crowded. Its presence suggests careful growth, as though it has been tended over time to maintain its healthy, steady form.
