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A single rose is often used as a symbol of affection on Valentine's Day. Roses come in a variety of colors. Explore the properties of your favorite rose by controlling the number of petals and the color.

Contributed by: Jeff Bryant
Based on a program by: Paul Nylander

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"A Rose for Valentine's Day" from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/ARoseForValentinesDay/

Contributed by: Jeff Bryant

Based on a program by: Paul Nylander

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