"I want a rose that's glittering and silver, that's named after me," she said. "See, you can hybrid anything, and there's a way to get � the petals to have glitter now."

As Rolling Stone points out, this isn't out of the question; breeding the plants can be done. But naming a rose can be a process that takes anywhere between two and seven years before it's official.

That's not deterring the former Hole frontwoman, though. "I have it in my will [that] one one-hundredth of my estate goes towards the development of a silver glitter rose," Love said, laughing. "Just in case I get hit by a tractor in a cornfield. Because I go to cornfields a lot."