81. The Rose Garden: News Welcome to the new home of the Curiouser Curiouser rose Garden. Here you will find information on various plants, flowers, shrubs, and much, much more. http://gardening.curiouser.com/

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82. EveryRose.com - Rose Links Allexperts roses Q A forum www.allexperts.com/arts/gardening/roses.shtml Brooklyn Botanic Garden Cranford rose Garden www.bbg.org http://www.everyrose.com/everyrose/links/list.lasso

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83. Gertrude Jekyll : Roses For English Gardens : Rose Gardens From many of the rose gardens of the usual unsatisfactory type other kinds of gardening are seen, or perhaps a distant view, or a carriage road, or there is http://www.rosarian.com/jekyll/roses/chapter14.html

CHAPTER XIV O ne of the many ways in which the splendid enthusiasm for good gardeningan enthusiasm which only grows stronger as time goes onis showing itself, is in the general desire to use beautiful Roses more worthily. We are growing impatient of the usual Rose garden, generally a sort of target of concentric rings of beds placed upon turf, often with no special aim at connected design with the portions of the garden immediately about it, and filled with plants without a thought of their colour effect or any other worthy intention. Now that there is such good and wonderfully varied material to be had, it is all the more encouraging to make Rose gardens more beautiful, not with beds of Roses alonemany a Rose garden is already too extensive in its display of mere bedsbut to consider the many different ways in which Roses not only consent to grow but in which they live most happily and look their best. Beds we have had, and arches and bowers, but very little as yet in the whole range of possible Rose garden beauty. The Rose garden at its best admits of many more beauties than these alone. Of the Roses we have now to choose from some are actual species, and many of them so nearly related to species that their wild way of growth may well be taken into account and provided for. Thus the beautiful milk-white

84. Sacbee.com -- Gardening -- Photos: A Rose Garden In Peace Photos A rose garden in peace. The Victorianstyle garden in Capitol Park contains more than 150 varieties of roses and more than 700 plants. http://www.sacbee.com/content/lifestyle/california_life/gardening/story/9302091p

Some features on this site require that JavaScript be turned on. Sacbee.com The Sacramento Bee News Sports Business Politics ... Shopping Sacbee: Lifestyle / Gardening Powered by: Check Sutter First Sections: 24-Hour News Columns Dan Vierria Dan Pratt: What's Bugging You? Gardening Gardening Garden Detective Gardening 101 Organic Matters Around the House Home Improvement/Decorating Weekend Warrior Photos: A rose garden in peace - Get the whole story every day - SUBSCRIBE NOW! Ruby Steves, left, and Peg Van Dusen make a shopping list of roses for their own gardens as they stroll through the World Peace Rose Garden in Capitol Park on Friday. The women work for John F. Otto Inc., which did some construction work at the garden. Sacramento Bee/John Decker Schoolchildren from around the state help mark the first anniversary of the California State Capitol World Peace Rose Garden on Friday with signs with the word "peace" written in different languages. The Victorian-style garden in Capitol Park contains more than 150 varieties of roses and more than 700 plants. Sacramento Bee/John Decker View All Top Jobs Contact Bee Customer Service Advertise Online Help ... Community Involvement [ Sacramento Bee Web sites ] Sacbee.com

85. Flowers Culled From The Rose Garden Of Acca of wisdom they are the lighted candles; they sacrifice their lives in the Path of God; they are gardening in thy orchard and irrigating thy rosegarden. http://bahai-library.com/?file=finch_knobloch_flowers_acca.html

86. American Rose Society - Dedicated To The Enjoyment, Enhancement, And Promotion O "The American rose Society is the United State's Center for information about roses. On our website, enjoy the beautiful photos, search for a local rose society, check out the calendar of events. http://www.ars.org/

Welcome to the American Rose Society Dedicated to the enjoyment, enhancement, and promotion of the rose, our National Floral Emblem. American Rose Society Announcements No Power!! No Phone Service!! ARS Headquarters Blacked Out By Powerful Storms!! The American Rose Society apologizes for any inconvenience to our members and the public - - two very strong storms went through our area during the first week of June and completely knocked out all electricity and phone service to our headquarters. We are working with Bell South and the power company to restore service and repair downed lines as quickly as possible. During the interim, all internet sales are being held (we obviously cannot respond to your orders) until power is restored. Our servers are secure and are holding all incoming sales and e-mail messages. We regret the phone service is down so messages to us are not getting through and/or we are unable to respond. We will reply to all of you as soon as possible - - meanwhile, our Consulting Rosarians will continue to try to answer all questions you might have. Thank you for your patience ... and enjoy your beautiful roses.

87. American Rose Society - Dedicated To The Enjoyment, Enhancement, And Promotion O Buck roses at Iowa State University, Central Park rose Gardens of Schenectady Schenectady, NY. Sangerhausen rose Gardens, Santa Barbara Botanic Garden. http://www.ars.org/explore.cfm/links/

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88. Old Roses Of Kiho's Garden Personal gardening page with photos and links. http://member.nifty.ne.jp/oldrose/index-e.htm

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89. Welcome To Elizabeth Park . 100 Years of roses The rose Garden Centennial 19042004. It has lovely green shiny disease-free leaves unlike most other roses I have in my garden. http://www.elizabethpark.org/

E lizabeth Park is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. 100 Years of Roses: The Rose Garden Centennial 1904-2004 R ose W eekend June S ummer C oncert ... Blooming Rose R os e of the M onth Jens Munk T his lovely, fast growing medium pink rose with spicy fragrance was bred by Dr. Felicitas Svejda, “the most noted female rose breeder in the world.” She introduced this extremely hardy and disease resistant rose in 1974. Dr. Svejda was born in Vienna in 1920. She used rugosas extensively in the breeding of her series of super-hardy roses. She joined the Experimental Farm in Ottawa in 1961 and named her introductions after 17 Canadian explorers. She retired in 1987. Jens Munk was a Danish explorer who reached Hudson Bay in 1619 searching for a Northwest Passage . However, out of a crew of 64, only Munk, an older man and a young boy managed to survive scurvy and trichinosis. After spending their first winter in the new land they sailed back to Denmark, reaching Copenhagen on Christmas Day 1620. He died 8 years later. Click Rose For More Details.

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91. The Tyler Rose Garden Enjoy the Tyler rose Garden. Although it s not the best kept secret, if you haven t been to the Tyler rose Garden recently, you should certainly go soon! http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/county/smith/rose/rose.html

Enjoy the Tyler Rose Garden "A person who calls a rose by any other name is probably pruning!" Although it's not the best kept secret, if you haven't been to the Tyler Rose Garden recently, you should certainly go soon! Tyler is known as the rose capital of the U.S. Field rose production has been a hallmark of Smith County in northeast Texas since the turn of the century. In celebration of the influence the rose industry has had on this area, Tyler developed a first-class rose garden. This flowering jewel is located in the 1900 block of W. Front Street, just west of downtown Tyler. Known nation-wide for its outstanding display of roses, the Tyler Rose Garden is full of breath-taking beauty, especially in the spring and again in mid-October when the Rose Garden is in full bloom for the annual Texas Rose Festival. Roses , of course, are the main attraction at the garden, though there are several other features in the 14 acre complex that compliment the roses. Standing on the balcony of the Rose Garden Center looking over the garden , your senses will be overwhelmed with color when the garden is at its peak of bloom, which in the spring time is right about now! Row upon row of hybrid tea and floribunda roses invite the visitor to come into the garden to smell and learn. There are at least 400 rose varieties and 30,000 bushes to experience. Every year 2000 or more bushes are replanted every year, keeping the garden current with the newest varieties.

92. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses In the Cranford rose Garden in early summer, tens of thousands of roses cascade down arches, climb up lattices, clamber over the pavilion, and pose in formal http://www.bbg.org/exp/roses/

@import "/common/bbg.css"; @import "/common/filter.css"; Skip navigation Brooklyn Botantic Garden Search for: Visiting Gardening Education Research ... Shop Visiting Travel Directions Hours and Admissions Visitor Services Garden Events ... Roses at BBG See Also Travel Directions Wheelchairs at BBG Restoration Projects Plants in Bloom Now at BBG June Is Rose Month Roses at BBG June Is Rose Month: Events at BBG Classifying Roses History of the Cranford Rose Garden Overview of the Cranford Rose Garden ... Everything Roses Gift Shop There is nothing more sensuous than a mass of fragrant, colorful rosebushes in bloom. In the Cranford Rose Garden in early summer, tens of thousands of roses cascade down arches, climb up lattices, clamber over the pavilion, and pose in formal beds. Here, over 5,000 bushes of nearly 1,200 varieties thrive, including All-America Rose Selections (AARS) , wild species, old garden roses, hybrid teas, grandifloras, floribundas, polyanthas, hybrid perpetuals, climbers, ramblers, and miniatures. It is a living classroom, demonstrating beautifully the historical development of the rose, its many varieties, and the best ways to grow them. Contact BBG Directions Conditions of Use Accessibility Statement ... Site Map

93. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses The Cranford rose Garden Today. Adapted from The American rose, by Stephen Scanniello. The Cranford rose Garden (Photo © Alan Linda Detrick). http://www.bbg.org/exp/roses/today.html

@import "/common/bbg.css"; @import "/common/filter.css"; Skip navigation Brooklyn Botantic Garden Search for: Visiting Gardening Education Research ... Shop Visiting Travel Directions Hours and Admissions Visitor Services Garden Events ... Roses at BBG See Also Travel Directions Wheelchairs at BBG Restoration Projects Plants in Bloom Now at BBG June Is Rose Month Roses at BBG June Is Rose Month: Events at BBG Classifying Roses History of the Cranford Rose Garden Overview of the Cranford Rose Garden Map of the Cranford Rose Garden Rose Books by BBG Authors Everything Roses Gift Shop The Cranford Rose Garden Today Adapted From The American Rose, by Stephen Scanniello Today, the 15 center beds, each 10 feet wide and 50 feet long, contain as many varieties of modern roses as can be accommodated. Varieties of early modern roses have been replanted and are growing in their original 1920s locations along with newer modern roses. In the Cranford Rose Garden, the rose can be seen in all its various shapes and forms. The upright hybrid teas, polyanthas, and floribundas suit the geometry of the rectangular central beds, while other types of roses with more carefree growth habits are allowed to ramble, climb, trail, and spread. Climbing roses scramble up concrete posts, festoon themselves along chains, and swing up and over double metal arches spanning the walkway that surrounds the center section. Old garden roses in the border beds clamber up cedar posts placed between the wild roses, and beyond these, modern climbers and ramblers form a lush cover for the latticework that encloses the garden.

94. Edmunds' Roses : Quality - Service - Selection - Since 1949 Dream™ roses Flower Carpet® roses My Favorite Mums rose Garden Suite CD. New for 2004. New AARS Winners. Special Offer. About Us. Order Form. rose Garden Suite CD. http://www.edmundsroses.com/cgi-bin/browse.cgi?page=cat&cat=42

95. Design A No-Fail Rose Garden Design a NoFail rose Garden by Fran Sorin 12 tips from a rose garden fanatic Even admiring. First, select a location for your rose garden. http://www.ivillage.com/home/howtoguide/garden/articles/0,,169381_218382,00.html

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96. English Rose Garden Tours - Rose Magazine On a warm summer s evening, a stroll in an English rose garden ranks among the best of life s experiences.. Article continues. http://www.rosemagazine.com/articles02/pages/EnglishRoseGardenTours.asp

Home Forum Rose Chat Market Place Friday, June 11, 2004 Favorite Members Home Page Pruning Roses ... Making a Donation The Garden of the Rose - The Rambling Rector rampant on a roof. English Rose Garden Tours Blowsy, precocious and seductive are words often applied to roses. These are words you rarely hear describing other flowers. The rose has its own following, its aficionados, who revel dreamily in the perfume, form and sheer beauty of its blooms. On a warm summer's evening, a stroll in an English rose garden ranks among the best of life's experiences. But an English rose garden has a power to enchant even in pouring rain. I was recalling such an occasion on one of our tours with a visitor, when I met her back in her own garden in New Zealand two years later. It transpired that we had both had a lump in our throats as we turned the corner into the rose garden at Castle Howard in North Yorkshire under our umbrellas on a warm wet summer's afternoon. There, under weeping silver pear trees, the roses were sadly inviting us in, with tears tumbling down their petals. I personally believe roses belong on balustrades and pergolas in gardens like Heale House in Wiltshire and Hestercombe in Somerset, but I'm a romantic. Others see them as a breeder's challenge. The climate in England was kind to species brought in as guests from far off lands in times of old and they soon became residents, grew up, bred and cross bred. Today we have a rich variety of hybrids and cultivars. The Victorians invented the formal rose garden where they could display their horticultural prowess. Such gardens are still popular in municipal parks and in the gardens of rose breeding enthusiasts.

97. My Rose Garden - Rose Magazine My rose garden has been a labor of love for the past nine years.. Article continues. My rose garden has been a labor of love for the past nine years. http://www.rosemagazine.com/articles02/pages/myrosegarden.asp

Home Forum Rose Chat Market Place Friday, June 11, 2004 Favorite Members Home Page Pruning Roses ... Making a Donation Photo by Irene Roth M y rose garden has been a labor of love for the past nine years. Beginnings were small scale with only five roses humbly potted up in basic container soil. I was under the impression that that was enough. The journey of discovery, learning and sometimes disappointment had begun. When one plants roses with the notion that standard soil and basic watering schedules will suffice, one is heading for the first lesson. I found that my roses bloomed admirably for a season but by the next season they were spent. Blooms decreased in size and the quantity and plants in general had lost their vigor. My thoughts were that I had bought inferior specimens and eagerly ran out to replace them. I also had by then created a small garden in which several hybrid teas had been placed in well dug holes in the ground; nothing special being added to the soil which, being unaware of at the time, lacked nutrients and was overly sandy. The majority of the roses declined in health. I would have given up by then had it not been for my extreme fondness for roses. I was determined to discover what made them tick! The remedy for ignorance is knowledge and the library, plus any expert on the subject you can find. I immersed myself in many books and began rose treatments based on trial and experimentation. Discovering that roses are ‘greedy feeders’ with need for space, I began to plant them with plenty of added nutrients. The container roses were planted with Miracle Grow potting soil, bone meal, blood meal and alfalfa pellets in generous pots. Similarly the ground planted roses were also offered handfuls of bone meal, blood meal and manure.

98. Elko County Rose Garden extraordinarily gifted ragtime pianist and composer. © 2000 Elko rose Garden Association Website design by K Schoppe-Hine Hosted by MightyMoose Internet. http://www.elkorose.com/names.html

Sometimes I wonder when a rose has been given an interesting name, how that name came to be. Dr. Buck, with his wife Ruby, gave many of his roses pleasant and interesting names. The following is the origin for some of these rose names. Dr. Buck Roses Photo Gallery ‘Buck Rose Web Site’ “Quotes come from a speech given by Dr. Griffith Buck in 1985 for the Green Bay Botanical Garden Society in Green Bay Wisconsin.” (Buck Roses, 1998) Aunt Honey “The man that got me started on this rose breeding program at Iowa State had a wife who’s name was Helen. Her little nieces couldn’t say Aunt Helen, so I called a rose like they called their aunt, namely ‘Aunt Honey’.” El Catala “I wanted to name a rose after Pedro Dot , a famous Spanish rose breeder who supported me in my breeding. I wrote to Pedro’s son, telling him that I would like to name this rose for his father. I told him I knew his father was very proud of being a Spaniard who was also proud of being a Catalonian. His son replied, “If you are going to name it for my father, why don’t you name it in Catalonian and call it ‘El Catala’.” “ which I did.” Dorcas “Dorcas was a television reporter on our college television station. Every noon she would have an interview program. Since I enjoyed being on her program, I named a rose for her.”

99. Elko County Rose Garden Google Web Directory rose Garden Links Many Fine Links to rose Web Sites. dmoz Open Directory - rose Garden Links. High Desert rose Garden. http://www.elkorose.com/links.html

Links This page has turned out to be my favorite one. It is my front window into the rose world, with some other sites that I like to visit now and again. Favorite/Special Links Schopine Professional Web Design The very best I can attest :-) MightyMoose Internet Appleby Heritage Association Genealogy Web-Site Healing Spirits Way Want a Great Body? Start With The Inside First! National Center For Missing And Exploited Children. Rose Links American Rose Society Nurseries that specialize in roses can be found in Site Map - Where to Buy Roses USDA Winter Hardiness Map With useful information Buck Rose Web Site Just Our Pictures of Roses WOW! High Quality Pictures of Beautiful Roses - A bee's paradise ... RogersRoses This is a wonderful site. Rose File Excellent site on roses and garden links Help Me Find Roses Indispensable source for locating roses in commerce Every Rose The Rose Reference Database, Make sure you click on the sitemap. Worms Way An innovative, high quality and earth-friendly company with products for your

100. Gardens & Arboretums By Type Currently under development is a 3.5 acre international garden with wisteria arbor. You can also enjoy rose gardens and herb gardens. rose Gardens. http://www.gardens.com/garden/g_type.htm

If you need directions to these gardens, click this reference to maps and you will be connected to Yahoo's map page. Once at that Web site, you can type in a garden's address and access a detailed map that shows its location. Collector's Gardens Lindsay Museum Ruth Bancroft Garden Goldsmith Seed Company Sierra Azul ... Western Hills Nursery Arboretums and botanic gardens East Bay Regional Parks Botanic Garden (located in Tilden Regional Park) Markham Regional Arboretum Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens University of California (Berkeley) Botanical Gardens ... University of California (Santa Cruz) Arboretum Commununity multi-focused gardens Allied Arts Center Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems Emma Prusch Farm Park Golden Gate Park ... Overfelt Gardens and Chinese Cultural Center Gardens at historic homes/estates Blake Gardens Dunsmuir House and Garden Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden Center Filoli ... Villa Montalvo Gardens at shopping centers The Barnyard in Carmel Pier 39 Stanford Shopping Center Japanese Gardens Hakone Gardens and Cultural Center Japanese Friendship Garden Japanese Tea Garden at Central Park Japanese Tea Garden (Golden Gate Park) Rose Gardens Berkeley Municipal Rose Garden Morcom Ampitheater of Roses Niles Rose Garden San Jose Heritage Rose Garden ... San Jose Municipal Rose Garden Collector's Gardens Lindsay Museum Nature Garden 1931 First Avenue Walnut Creek 94596 Open daily dawn to dusk No fee to visit the garden (Museum is open Wed - Sun from 11 am to 5 pm, $4.50 for adults, $2.50 for children 3 to 17, $3.50 for seniors over 65)

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