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Tea rose was introduced to Europe from China in the XIX century. This variety got its name due to the aroma inherent exclusively to the roses of this species. The smell of tea rose is vaguely reminiscent of tea, and China, as is known, is the birthplace of tea. Tea rose was brought from China along with tea on ships, popularly called `tea clippers.` One of the versions treats the appearance of the name of the tea rose so that the flower of such a rose that is not fully open is similar to a Chinese tea bowl. This is the only variety of roses from which you can make a wonderful tea drink.