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A '''rose''' is a [[flower]] that grows from a thorny bush. Chicks dig 'em, and they ...seen on [[modern]] roses. This can be seen by the shape of the [[heraldic rose]] which is an open flower seen from above, rather than a bud on a stem.

...flowers were very symbolic during the [[middle ages]]. For example, the [[rose]] is much tied up with [[chivalry]]. *[[rose]]s (the old fashioned single petal varieties, not the modern varieties - se

* [[Drive the cold winter away]] * [[Rose is red, and Rose is white]]

...Guillaume le Maréchal''', was a man who was barely even [[noble]], but who rose to become one of the most powerful people in the [[Angevin]] world. His ski ...vents held annually in Stormhold, the other being [[Stormhold Winter Feast|Winter Feast]].

...as about to be crowned as Queen at Westminster when the citizens of London rose against her and she and all her [[court]] were forced to flee into the coun

...ly unusual to find people day-tripping to an event 200 miles away, even in winter storms. ...the King's [[Champion]], Queen's Champion, and Defender of the [[Sable]] [[Rose]]. The [[Bard]] of Artemisia and the Bearer of the [[Shield]] of Chivalry a

...e Kingdom; she was one of the main proponents behind Unser Hafen's yearly 'Winter Oasis' event, which focuses on Middle Eastern culture and dance, and draws ...ness]]:''' Rosalind of Wellmark Keep, 7th Baroness ([[OP]], [[Order of the Rose]]).

| [[Order of the Rose|Rose]] | A rose Or barbed and seeded vert