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Tropicana rose

Tropicana rose “super star” is a beautiful rose and still maintains the natural colour of tropical. Did you know that the Tropicana juice is named after the Tropicana rose? The Tropicana rose does not require watering throughout the season. There are usually 30 – 35 petals on the Tropicana rose, this also leaves the outstanding fragrance behind with the rose. The hybrid tea rose has been in the garden since 1960s.

YOUR ROSE

Basically all rose bushes are planted the same way. Dig a hole and put the roots of the bush in it! Simple, is it not? You just have to know which end are the roots. Well, simple as it may seem, there are a few considerations and some pre-planning that is necessary.

The variety of the rose bush isn’t really a concern but the way you came by it is.

USES OF ROSES

The Tropicana rose is especially used as a gift perhaps to a loved one, as a sign of saying sorry, a sign of friendship or maybe even a get well soon gift!
The Tropicana rose can also be used for making a special type of tea – The ‘Tropicana’ Hybrid Tea!
Who would of known that a rose could be transformed into a cup of tea?
The amazing aromas of this wonderfully fragranced tea attracts customers and tourists; and yes, that is how heavenly the scent of these Tropicana roses are!

CONCLUSION

I hope that I have informed you enough about what the Tropicana rose is used for and how you plant one. Are you going to try this soon? Are you going to buy some for a loved one? If your lucky enough, your loved one may have read this and in the next few days you are going to receive a beautiful bunch of Tropicana roses!

We are hoping for this product to be sold more and more to be grown.

Thank you for reading!

Introduction

There are over 35 different types of roses, and one of the most beautiful is the Centifolia rose. Many people think roses represent love and romance. This rose is often referred as a cabbage rose as its size and shape is like a cabbage!

Uses of roses
Did you know roses are ingredients in many of your household objects? They can be used in your mum’s favourite perfume to food in your cupboard. People use it in; soaps, creams, decorations, perfume, rose oil, rose water, icing on cakes, chocolate and many more. Roses are also commonly used as Valentine presents and if you get twelve, you are supposed to be very lucky!

Centifolia Rose
Originally form Holland the Centifolia can come in colours; white, pink and purple. If kept in the right habitat they can grow from 4-8 feet. They first appeared in the late sixteenth century as a cross between the Autumn Damask and an Alba rose. They are winter hardy bushes and blooms often have over 100 petals!
They Require little pruning except for the removal of very old wood once established (after flowering) and perhaps the shortening of any growths by one third in February. Don’t worry it is very hard to kill roses by bad pruning! There are no specific dates to prune your rose but its better to do it more often than never. They can be bought on online websites as is rare to find them in a local supermarket/store.

Conclusion

The Centifolia rose needs little attention so is very easy to have as a plant in your garden. Roses can be found all over the world in many different places; and can be bought from plant shops or on the internet depending on what type it is! We hope this has helped you find what rose you are looking for and where you can get it!

I made this while experimenting with my painting tools, so as a piece of art about year 6, I decided to post it in uncategorized.

Have a look at the powerpoint below showing you how to order fractions!

Just to remind you all that next week is the stard of the ‘Year 6 workers only’ scheme. If you don’t have a lanyard (similar to the swipe card pass that the teachers have) to wear from your teacher then you wil not be allowed in the building without a lunchtime organiser or other adult. If you want to stay in for a particular club or independent work don’t forget to ask your teacher as they only have four spaces! Have a lovely weekend!

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I played this game during Literacy booster and I really enjoyed it! Mrs Khan says i worked really well and quietly and she was proud of me!!!! Why don’t you try it too? It will help you with your sentence and word level work! Mobeene 6SK

Hello everyone who remmembers the barlow primary schools tournamnt that we came second , we were extremely close of winning for chorlton park primary school again. I just want say a great well done to louis from 6SK, matthew from 6JG, sorry i cant tell the classes , marshall, sankalp, timmy,josh and i was in theteam aswell.

Did you enjoy this week with Mr Hamilton and Mr Swarbrick ! It was fabulous…wasn’t it! By Ayan

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This week the children in year 6 were reflecting on our first Big Question of the year – How did evacuation affect the lives of children from Chorlton Park during WW2? In 6JG, the children were asked to conduct radio interviews with evacuees many years after the war, so that they could think of the long-term effects on their lives. The children found this a very challenging exercise. Here are one or two to sample.

For this years rememberance day Year5 and 6 went into the playground at 1100am. They gathered in a great big square then Miss Blackburn said some words. After that Mr Greaves played a note on his cornet and we all had a minute silence. Next Mr Greaves played a whole tune to show our minute was over. Soon later one person from each class carried their poppy reaf into the centre of the playground then we all left.

Liverpool fc – Ibrahim on PhotoPeach

Fast cars-Ibrahim on PhotoPeach

1954, World War II men went fighting for their country against Germans.

The sound of the battle field was quiet as a mouse, every man waiting for a gunshot to know where their enemies are.

Hiss,  a man heard vibrating in his ear, among us the Germans were close.

My head was saying ”Take cover” suddenly I sense something was going to happen.

Everyone was frightening to shoot a bullet as they might be risking their lives.

Man sneezed heavily of an unexpected noise. British troops layed there with sweat, BANG!  it was the time of the Germans started  the war.

Who will the top 4 premier league teams on PhotoPeach

Horrible Hitler
By Nico Gunning
Horrible Hitler hit Holland horrifically.
Adolf’s alliance obliterated the world.
English spitfires flew like the wind
Nasty Nazis knocking at your door.
I was wishing for a better day.

Horrible Hitler hit Holland
Horrifically
Britain was bombed in the blitz.
The family of the dead were drowned in darkness.
I was shot four times then dead.
I was wishing for a better day.

We tried to link inour Big Question topic into poetry this week. After our vist, from Ms Jordan from Chorlton High school, we realised that many of us had forgotten what a Haiku was.We thought about some adjectives and topic related words and tried to come up with a Haiku for:-
W W T
O A W
R R O
L
D

Here is what we came up with, click on the blue links to listen.

Well done to all those who have created their own Wallwisher. There seems to be a problem at the moment so they are not working the way they should. Be patient and keep checking back to see if you can add stickies, it may take some time but it will be worth it!

Lillian trotted up the stairs. THUMP! The noise was so loud! and she was there right at the door when another ear splitting THUMP sounded. Soon Lillian heart was thumping just as loud. She couldn’t believe that only five minutes ago, she was picking daisy’s in the fields in the country side with rosy. they had made one long daisy chain before, and were quarrelling about who should take it home. In the end they just hung it on the closest tree and went home. She opened the door… then She Screamed, a terrible scream indeed. There were Nazi there!

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