A Rose Plant Is A Woody, Perennial Shrub In The Rosaceae Family, Known For Its Distinctive Flowers, Typically With Multiple Petals, A Variety Of Colors (Red, Pink, White, Yellow, Etc.), And Often A Strong, Pleasant Fragrance. Key Features Include Thorny Stems For Defense, Pinnately Compound Leaves With Toothed Edges, And A Fleshy, Berry-Like Fruit Called A Rose Hip. Roses Come In Many Forms, Including Erect Shrubs And Climbing Vines, And Have Been Cultivated And Bred For Thousands Of Years To Produce A Vast Range Of Colors And Growing Habits.