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1 / 7 World Rose Day, observed annually on September 22, is dedicated to raising awareness about cancer and showing solidarity with patients and their families. This day honours Melinda Rose, a courageous 12-year-old Canadian girl who lost her battle with cancer in 1996. It serves as a tribute to the brave individuals facing the mental and physical challenges posed by this devastating illness, offering support and encouragement to those in the fight against cancer.

/Image AP 2 / 7 On this day, people across the globe give roses to cancer patients and their families as a symbol of hope, resilience, and love. As we observe World Rose Day on September 22, it's a perfect opportunity to appreciate not just the significance of roses in supporting cancer patients but also their stunning varieties. Here are some of the most expensive roses that capture both beauty and rarity:/ Image Reuters 3 / 7 Juliet Rose: Renowned for its exquisite charm, the Juliet Rose is a wedding favourite.



After a meticulous 15-year development, it made its debut at the 2006 Chelsea Flower Show. Created by David Austin, this stunning peachy-pink rose fetched an astonishing $15.8 million, with its market value estimated between $3 and $5 million.

/Image Wikimedia Commons 4 / 7 Rosa ‘Black Baccara’: Embodying dark romance, the ‘Black Baccara’ rose features deep burgundy petals that appear almost black. Developed in France by Jacques Mouchotte in 2000, this hybrid tea rose is celebrated for its velvety texture and rich colour, typically priced around $34.99.

Image Wikimedia Commons 5 / 7 Rosa ‘Chrysler Imperial’: With large, fragrant dark red blooms, the Rosa ‘Chrysler Imperial’ is as luxurious as its namesake car. Bred by Walter E. Lammerts in 1952, this hybrid tea rose is a classic, valued at over $40.

/ Image Wikimedia Commons 6 / 7 Julia Child Rose: Named after the beloved chef, the Julia Child Rose was introduced in 2006 by Tom Carruth. This floribunda variety showcases golden yellow petals and offers a sweet, old-fashioned fragrance, priced around $69.99.

/Image Wikimedia Commons. 7 / 7 Rosa ‘Mister Lincoln’ : A true icon among red hybrid teas, Rosa ‘Mister Lincoln’ has been captivating flower enthusiasts since its launch in 1965. Bred by Herbert Swim, it’s known for its majestic blooms and intoxicating damask scent, with a price tag of about $69.

95. On this World Rose Day, let’s celebrate these remarkable blooms and their role in spreading hope and love./Image Wikimedia Commons.

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