What is rosa de bayahibe?

Rosa de Bayahibe is a type of flower that is native to the Dominican Republic. It is a small flower with a bright pink color and a delicate fragrance, and it grows in clusters on bushes that can reach up to three feet in height. The flower is named after the town of Bayahibe, which is located on the southeastern coast of the Dominican Republic.

The rosa de Bayahibe is considered a symbol of love and purity in Dominican culture, and it is often used in religious ceremonies and festivals. The flower is also popular in the tourist industry, with many visitors to the Dominican Republic taking photographs of the rosa de Bayahibe or purchasing souvenirs featuring the flower.

Unfortunately, the natural habitat of the rosa de Bayahibe is threatened by deforestation and urbanization, and the flower is now considered an endangered species. Efforts are underway to protect the plant and its habitat, including by establishing protected areas and working with local communities to promote sustainable land use practices.