|
|
Menu
Home
Attractions
Bagpipe Cartoon
Ballooning
Beach
Brig o' Balgownie
Cruden Bay Painting
Dolphins
Doric Words
Earn Money
Events
Go Ape
Haggis Game
Helicopter Lessons
Lighthouses
Make Up Lesson
Monopoly
Murder Mystery
Paintball
ParksPhotographs
Places To Visit With Children
Shopping
Spa DaySpeed Dating
Wildlife
Places To StayGhost Hunting
Ghost Stories
Gym
Distilleries
Castles
Famous FolkMuseums
Festivals
Bingo Halls
Restaurants
Customs
Concerts
Recipes
Jobs
Cinemas
Test Shopping
Book Reviews
Media
Monuments
Old Aberdeen
Local News
Local Weather
Comedy
Charities
Churches
Sports
Flags
Scottish Tourist Attractions
Contact Me
Get Listed
Links
Jokes
Site Map
Search Site
Automatically add us to Your Favourites Folder - Bookmark us.
Hot Air Ballooning over the Castles.
Go Ghost Hunting in Aberdeenshire
| |
| |
Play our new game - Whack The Haggis!!
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland Emblem Rose
In April 2005, The Burnet Rose, was chosen as the official emblem of Aberdeen city. This was to celebrate the Queen's
Golden Jubilee as part of a project by conservation charity Plantlife.
The Burnet Rose is also called The Scotch Rose and its Latin name is Rosa Pimpinellifolia. It is a wild rose from which all
Scottish roses were bred. It has creamy white petals and golden stamens and purple/black rose hips. It is nicely
fragranced and low growing.
Entry for Aberdeen Race For Life is now open.
Choosing a rose as the emblem is an apt decision as Aberdeen is often called the city of roses. Many of its public
parks and roadside verges and roundabouts are decorated with some bonnie rose displays.
The County of Aberdeenshire chose the woodland flower bearberry.
More flags and emblems from Scotland.
If you like this page and would like to easily share it with your friends and family please use the social networking buttons below:
Fit Likey us on Facebook!
| | |
|
|
|