101. EveryRose.com - Rose Links Brooklyn Botanic Garden Cranford rose Garden www.bbg.org Elizabeth Park rose Garden www.elizabethpark.org/ AARS Test Garden http://www.everyrose.com/everyrose/links/list.lasso

Search for a Rose Advanced Search Browse for a Rose Gardeners' Experiences ... Home Rose Links Rose Resource and URL American Rose Society www.ars.org/ All-American Rose Selections www.rose.org/ Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens www.historicgardens.com American Horticultural Society www.ahs.org/ www.allexperts.com/arts/gardening/roses.shtml Australian Correspondence Schools www.qldnet.com.au/acs/hort/roses.html Information on rose cultivation A Southern Garden home.HiWAAY.net/~oliver/ All About Miniature Roses - Online Book home.istar.ca/%7Ehewittk/miniatures/ Australia's Open Garden Scheme www.opengarden.org.au/ Foundation for public gardens in Australia. Web site under construction.770 gardens Bermuda Perfumery and Gardens bermuda-perfumery.com/cgi-win/perfumery.exe/display,4 Butchart Gardens www.butchartgardens.com/ Botanique Links Site www.botanique.com/ Brooklyn Botanic Garden - Cranford Rose Garden www.bbg.org Backyard Gardener www.backyardgardener.com/ Bio-Integral Resource Center (BIRC) www.birc.org/ Biological Control: Cornell University www.nysaes.cornell.edu/ent/biocontrol/

102. Rose Garden When I m thinking about the garden or talking about the garden (which happens quite a lot) I m always thinking or saying that s one of my favourite roses . http://www.mooseyscountrygarden.com/rose-garden/garden-roses.html

Wed 29th Dec 2004 Rose Garden Rhododendrons Garden Seats Home Rose Garden When I'm thinking about the garden or talking about the garden (which happens quite a lot) I'm always thinking or saying "that's one of my favourite roses". Garden magazines often have lists of their favourite roses, and I'm quick to agree or (usually) disagree with them. Rose climbing on the archway I'm not overly impressed by the hybrid teas which inevitably do get on the list. And some roses are far too useful to be in vogue - I've never seen the bright pink Flower Carpet rose get a mention... Roses are just the best (and can be the worst) plants in any garden. I love how universal roses are. There is equal joy in seeing two or three roses in a tiny town garden or seeing the huge rose panoramas in botanical gardens . A love of roses brings people from vastly different gardens together. My roses do NOT get sprayed once a fortnight. I spray maybe once or twice in a whole year, particularly for bad infestations of aphids and/or rust. It's partly laziness, but I'm also not happy using nasty chemicals. Please don't be disappointed if I don't sound like a rose dictionary, though occasionally I'll check in my big

103. White House Gardens The West Garden has been known as the rose Garden ever since. President Kennedy had the rose Garden, located just outside of the Oval Office, http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/grounds/garden/

Tours Garden Tours Tour in Person Tour On-Line Presidents ... Kids Quiz White House Art Eisenhower Executive Office Building Facts Life in the White House ... State of the Union Resources Historical Association Presidential Libraries Military Air Force One Camp David Marine One Home History of the White House Gardens and Grounds Tulips bloom around the fountain on the South Lawn of the White House April 15, 2003. White House photo by Tina Hager. Planning for a garden at the White House began with President Washington, who expressed a desire to plant a botanical garden. Washington purchased the land for what is now the South lawn from a tobacco planter named Davy Burns, while the North grounds originally belonged to the Pierce family. As the first President to occupy the White House, John Adams ordered the first planting of a garden. Thomas Jefferson then undertook a complete redesign of the garden. He started the tradition of planting trees when he planted hundreds of seedling trees, although none of Jefferson's trees is believed to have survived to the present day. It was his idea to plant groves of trees, he picked the location for the flower garden, and fences and walls were eventually built where he had specified. In addition, Jefferson built an arc of triumph flanked by two weeping willow trees on the southeast corner of the grounds that are no longer standing. President James Monroe increased tree planting on the White House grounds, and hired Charles Bizet, who is considered to have been the first White House gardener. When John Quincy Adams followed Monroe into office in 1825, he replaced Bizet with John Ousley, who remained the White House gardener for the next 30 years. Adams was the first President to develop the flower gardens that Jefferson had earlier laid out, and was also the first to plant ornamental trees. As an avid gardener himself, Adams personally enjoyed planting seedlings that included fruit trees, herbs and vegetables.

104. An English Rose In Full Bloom - Gardens - Times Online As visitors buy tickets for Patsy Boughton’s garden in the PoitouCharentes region of France, she makes a well-rehearsed speech in her clear, http://property.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,21209-1707958,00.html

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105. ET 5/99: Is Your Rose Garden Ready For This Season? ello fellow Earthlings, and wel come to the rose garden. This is the time of year to prepare your rose garden s soil for the coming spring flush of http://www.sdearthtimes.com/et0599/et0599s10.html

Is your rose garden ready for this season? by Don Trotter Ph.D. ello fellow Earthlings, and wel- come to the rose garden. I want all of you to have some extra fun with this particular column. Yes, because gardening is fun, but also because roses are such an emotionally rich part of our collective gardening consciousness. If you find this topic interesting and helpful, I encourage you to contact me with your specific rose questions and I'll see to it that you are totally prepared for an awesome spring, full of flowers. Now let's talk about that rose garden This is the time of year to prepare your rose garden's soil for the coming spring flush of growth and flowers. If you follow the advice provided in this article, your roses will be something to brag about when the weather gets warm. Beautiful garden roses are some of the most spectacular and pleasing testimonies of successful gardening practices and the rebirth of spring. The first thing to do is clean up all of the spent blossom and deadwood in the roses themselves. Then rake around the rose garden to clean up any fallen leaves, petals or trash. Now we are ready to start. Note: for those of you that are creating backyard compost, kudos, and from this moment forward when I refer to mulch, you may substitute compost.

106. Old Rose Nursery - Featuring " Own-root Roses" We sell our roses from our nursery, through select nurseries and garden centres in B. C. in spring and by mail order through this catalogue and an http://www.oldrosenursery.com/

Compassion Abraham Darby Dear Rose Gardener, Welcome to our "own-root" rose catalogue! We propagate and grow roses on their own roots, mostly from our own mother plant collection. We prefer this method, as opposed to bud grafting, because we find the plants are more vigorous, long-lived, free of alien suckers, and able to return as themselves after a hard freeze. We sell our roses from our nursery, through select nurseries and garden centres in B. C. in spring and by "mail" order - through this catalogue and an up-to-date availability list we can e-mail, fax or mail to you ($2.00). Sorry, we ship to Canada only. Please visit our two new features on this website, our "Rose Sale" page and "New Introductions" . For planting and pruning info, rose care tips, etc. please see Rose News . We hope to update these pages frequently. Our roses are listed Alphabetically in our current availability list and in our "Rose Catalogue"

107. The Organic Garden: A Rose Can Seem Lonely Without Companions I deeply enjoy roses, but I rarely enjoy rose gardens. rose Companions begins with an examination of the garden qualities of roses. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/nwgardens/223469_lovejoy14m.html

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108. Shows A - Z : The Seasoned Gardener : Assessing The Fall Rose Garden : Home & Ga A little TLC in autumn can mean a garden full of beautiful roses next spring. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/shows_sgn/article/0,1805,HGTV_3885_1398194,00.html

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109. Elko County Rose Garden Google Web Directory rose Garden Links Many Fine Links to rose Web Sites Michael J. Thompson s rose Garden, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 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

110. Babbit's Miniature Rose Garden Several of the roses pictured above I already have in my garden and the rest are some of the ones I plan to The Mini rose Garden The Mini rose Garden http://babbitsgarden.snoville.com/Mini_roses.html

Main Index SnoVille Graphix by *snogirl Index Babbit's Garden Index ... Feedback This page maybe slow loading due to several photographs but it is worth the wait! ~Child's Play~ ~Whoopi~  ~Portland Dawn~ ~Swan Song~ ~Cupcake~ ~American Rose Centennial~ ~Innocence~ ~Incognito~ ~Old Glory~ ~Nickelodean~ ~Vista~ ~Baby Kadie~ ~Wistful~ ~Teddy Bear~ Some of the miniature roses available today are very fragrant and although rather small in size, they are rather large in fragrance. Scentsational is one of those. A few can fill an entire room with their heady aroma. The miniature climbers are very prolific and can cover a trellis in a short time. I had one in a large square container with a small trellis stuck into the pot and by mid summer, I needed a larger trellis and there were large clusters of blooms so heavy we had to support them. Several of the roses pictured above I already have in my garden and the rest are some of the ones I plan to acquire. Miniatures lend themselves very well to container gardening which is my favorite type of gardening. They grow to a good sized plant when put in larger containers and can be under planted with mosses, lobelia, or alyssum. They can be planted in combination with other container plants and are great looking in window boxes. There are trailing type miniatures that can cascade down the side of the box or container. I plan to make a raised bed for some of mine with a bench seat around the sides. All in all, miniature roses are a very versatile way to have roses in your garden. Being in the Northwest, it is often too moist here for roses but I have found that my minis are less susceptible to disease and powdery mildew than their big brothers are. I have had to treat mine for aphids but they recover well and they have never had black spot. They are fed and treated for problems just like the full sized guys.

111. Experience Kansas City - Secret Gardens A popular site for outdoor weddings, the Unity rose Garden contains more than 800 The HELEN CUDDY MEMORIAL rose GARDEN, at 6501 Antioch in Shawnee, http://www.experiencekc.com/gardens.html

Imagine lush meadows, still ponds and the most wonderful, colorful, fragrant roses you'll ever see or smell. During May and June-when Mother Nature reveals her magic and dull soil explodes into brilliant splendor-we make haste to welcome the season. We're excited by spring, eager for summer and all set to explore. What better way to seek tranquility than to be amid flowers and trees that keep secrets and inspire deep thoughts? Come along and traverse the area for those special places where butterflies dance and bountiful woodlands bring peace to the mind! Started in 1951, UNITY VILLAGE offers the visitor 1,400 acres containing fountains, a rose garden, two meditation gardens, and woodlands with walking paths and ponds that surround a natural preserve and nature prairie. A chapel bell tower chimes hourly and plays recitals several times daily. A popular site for outdoor weddings, the Unity Rose Garden contains more than 800 award-winning rose bushes of over 40 varieties. Many of the rose bushes were donated in memory of loved ones. May and June are great times to enjoy the Garden when the roses begin to bloom. The Unity Village compound is a retreat for those seeking spiritual inspiration and its non-denominational chapel welcomes all visitors. In fact, the Village does not charge for the many prayer requests received from those who call and write Silent Unity, a worldwide prayer ministry of Unity School.

112. Rose Garden Neighborhood Preservation Association - RGNPA.org Please patronize local rose Garden businesses! rose Garden Permits. For information on wedding and photo permits at the SJ Municipal rose Garden please call http://www.rgnpa.org/home.html

Home Announcements Events Calendar Newsletters ... Contact RGNPA Home RGNPA Members Only Event Thursday, June 23rd, 2005 Spiritual Gardening: A Family Evening at the New Peace Garden in the Rosicrucian Park. Tours of the Peace Garden and planting and horticultural tips and tidbits on unique plants at the Peace Garden. Location: Rosicrucian Peace Garden Details: to follow- Rose Garden Neighborhood Garage Sale Saturday, September 10th, 2005 Start getting your junk ready! Details to come! quick clips RGNPA Featured in Sunset Magazine! April's edition of Sunset Magazine has a feature on the RGNPA in the Travel/Northern California Day Trip section. Grab a copy and check out page 54! Rose Garden Business Directory Please patronize local Rose Garden businesses! Rose Garden Permits For information on wedding and photo permits at the SJ Municipal Rose Garden please call the cities regional parks office at 408-277-5661 Volunteer with the RGNPA! We Need You! We need an official photographer to help shoot photos for the website and newsletter at various RGNPA events. Please contact us if interested!

113. Chicago Botanic Garden - 26 Gardens - Explore The Gardens - Rose Garden Home page for the Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, IL 600220400, (847) 835-5440, Fax (847) 835-4484. http://www.chicagobotanic.org/explore/GardenRoseGT.html

Rose Garden Explore by Garden Aquatic Garden Bulb Garden Children's Garden Circle Garden Dwarf Conifer Garden Enabling Garden English Oak Meadow English Walled Garden Evening Island The Greenhouses Heritage Garden Lakeside Gardens Landscape Gardens Japanese Garden McDonald Woods Native Plant Garden Plant Evaluation Gardens Prairie Railroad Garden Rose Garden Sensory Garden Skokie River Spider Island Water Gardens Waterfall Garden The Rose Garden, recently enhanced with 1,500 roses, won the All-America Rose Selections 2001 Award for Outstanding Maintenance. Up and coming in the Rose Garden With the addition of 1,500 new roses to the Krasberg Rose Garden, the show of flowers this summer promises to be the best ever. With more than 5,000 rosebushes to delight your senses, the Rose Garden awaits your visit. Home Site Map General Information What's New? ... Search 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, IL 60022 The Chicago Botanic Garden is owned by the Forest Preserve District of Cook County. Credits Last revised on

114. Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum: Perennial & Rose Garden (MBG) PERENNIAL rose GARDEN AN INTERPRETATION OF BRITISH GARDEN TRADITIONS Our Perennial rose Garden is a staff interpretation of an English perennial http://sitemaker.umich.edu/mbgna/mbgna.collections.hardy/perennial___rose_garden

Home Collections Natural Areas Gardens and Hardy Collections ... Events The English-style of perennial gardening is a distinctive art form deeply rooted in color theory. These gardens are superficially simple in design, appealing in bloom and complex to create. The challenge is to orchestrate the play of different foliages and plant forms as well as to carry an intentional color palette. In this play, the foliages, shapes and colors are independently repeated, often with totally unrelated plants. Unifying all parts are the severely geometric beds reinforced by clipped hedges and turf, contrasted with the release from geometry by the natural forms of the plants. The is at the Matthaei Botanical Gardens site. To download the two-page brochure for the click here Contact Information: Michael McDermott E-mail: mitch@umich.edu Phone: 734-998-7061 University of Michigan UM.SiteMaker Home Configure this Site Upload/Manage Files for this Site

115. Rose's Garden By Carrie Brown rose s Garden Carrie Brown Fiction Literary Bantam Trade Paperback. http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=0553380281&view=rg

116. Start Trading And Exchanging Plants, Seeds, And Flowers your Garden. There are literally hundreds of types of roses that you can grow in Old Garden Roses These roses are not very good for those with severe http://www.gardenhere.com/Plant Tips/roses.shtm

Visit our Home Gardening Library Common Garden Pests "Save even more $$ with GardenHere InstantNews" Your Email: Simply enter your Email address and click "Go" Accept our FREE Garden Journal as your gift. GardenHere GardenHere Home Save $100s Forums Forums Home Garden Tools Zone Lookup Tool Plant Database Calculators US Plant Zones Fertilizer Tips Potassium Power All Season Bigger Blooms Garden Tips Fertilizer Bare Roots Compost Mulch ... West Nile Plant Tips Azaleas Daylilies Ferns Wisteria Newsletters Newsletters News Room News Releases Resources Classified Ads Garden Directory Realtors About Us Who We Are Web Pros Say Awards Site Map ... Forum Posts Laura Thanks for the great tips! I'd love to see some pics of your gardens, I know you must have a beautiful yard! I'm glad I found this forum to meet neat people that share the love of growing things!!! Garden Mouse Choosing the Right Roses for your Garden There are literally hundreds of types of roses that you can grow in your garden. With such a selection to choose from, it can be extremely difficult to choose the rose that's right for you. To make this task a bit easier, We've outlined a few important factors you should consider, and explained some of the different types of roses to aid in your search. Tips on Choosing Roses Color may seem trivial at first glance, but it's usually an important factor to those that want to grow roses. Usually it is simply a matter of personal preference, but you may want to try creating a complimentary color palette for your rose garden.

117. Maryland Rose Society Online: Garden Projects Home Page Mrs. Frederic C. Lee Memorial rose Garden at Cylburn Arboretum The Flag House rose garden consists of two climbers fronted by two rows of Floribundas http://www.mgs.md.gov/mdrose/gardens.html

Home Events Resources Calendar ... Join! Maryland Rose Society Garden Projects As a part of the Maryland Rose Society's commitment to public service, the Society assists in maintaining several rose gardens in the Baltimore area. Society members volunteer their time and talents to the planting and upkeep of rose gardens in Baltimore and Baltimore County. ARS-certified rosarians supervise the projects, which are a great way for new members to increase their gardening skills and knowledge. Both the Baltimore community and MRS members benefit greatly from the projects. For details and dates on upcoming garden projects members can check their recent issues of the MRS Newsletter. The dates are also listed on the 2003 Events page on this web site. If you would like to see a garden added to this list, or have more information about these gardens, please e-mail MRS-Sponsored Garden Locations BALTIMORE Mrs. Frederic C. Lee Memorial Rose Garden at Cylburn Arboretum: For a detailed history of this garden see the article "

118. Rose Week 18-24 July 2005 The rose Garden there is one of the world s leading rose Gardens. Click here to view the virtual tour of the rose Gardens. The world famous garden contains http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/roseweek/

Click here to view the virtual tour of the Rose Gardens. The world famous garden contains over 45000 roses in full bloom trial roses from various countries attractively laid out display gardens an Historical Garden (tracing the development of the rose from the wild ramblers to the modern Hybrid Teas and miniatures) Rose Week has something for everyone a summer rose and flower show musical entertainment competitions dancing demonstrations An international panel of judges will carry out the final rose judging on Monday 18 July. The major awards are sponsored by Belfast City Council D.A.R.D. (Department of Agriculture and Rural Development) the N.I.Tourist Board Clarke Cunningham Tree Maintenance Lagan Valley Probus Club For further details please click on the rose trials and NI Rose Society Further information from Parks and Cemeteries Services Section, Tel: 028 9027 0467 Competitions in the Rose Garden 12 noon on Monday 18 and all finish at 5.00pm on Sunday 24. Competition forms can be obtained from the information marquee in the Rose Garden. Daily International Rose Trials 2005 is the 40th anniversary of the City of Belfast International Rose Trials. A panel of international judges will complete the final judging of the trial roses for 2005 on Monday 18 July. Winners of major awards will be announced. Awards sponsored by Belfast City Council, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, Clarke Cunningham Tree Maintenance and the Lagan Valley Probus Club.

119. Horticulture RBG rose Garden Peak interest June to October The Centennial rose Garden, opened in 1967, contains about 2000 modern hybrid roses and 650 shrub roses arranged http://www.rbg.ca/pages_hort/hort_rose_gdrn.html

See the Hendrie Park Collection Map Plant collections: Rose Garden Medicinal Garden Small-flowered Clematis Garden Lily ( ... Collection of Canadian-Originated Trees Rose Garden Peak interest: June to October The Centennial Rose Garden, opened in 1967, contains about 2,000 modern hybrid roses and 650 shrub roses arranged to reflect the highlights of rose breeding. It includes old garden roses, modern garden roses, modern shrub roses and miniature roses. Climbing roses are included with other climbing plants on the pergola, and the Rose Walk showcases low maintenance roses with companion plants, and their versatility in the home landscape. Back to Top Medicinal Garden Peak interest: April to October Think of the medication you and your family use in a single year. Have you taken codeine to stop a cough? ASA to ease a headache? Digoxin for heart problems? These are among the many prescribed medications that are derived from plants. Each bed in this garden focuses on a particular part of the human body, with plants arranged by the disease they treat. Interpretive materials examine not only the plants and the medicines they yield, but also the health implications of the loss of wild plant species and habitat. Visitors can compare medicinal herbs from various cultures, and see the sources of both ancient traditional medicines and the compounds used in current medical research. Back to Top Small-Flowered Clematis (Currently closed, this collection is being evaluated, re-designed and re-located)

120. Johnson County Park & Recreation District: Parks & Facilities: Gardens And Habit The Helen Cuddy rose Garden, Antioch Park, 6501 Antioch Road, Merriam The rose garden is named for Helen S. Cuddy (1896 1998), in honor of her http://jcprd.com/parks_facilities/gardens_habitats.cfm

Your browser does not support script Started in 1974 and formally completed in 1989, the garden is a community project of the East Central Kansas Garden Clubs. The rose garden is named for Helen S. Cuddy (1896 - 1998), in honor of her dedication to beautification through lifelong service and work in garden club projects. The garden is located in the northwest corner of the park, inside the park's main entrance at 6501 Antioch Road. There are 640 roses, a fountain, and a sundial gracing the garden grounds. For a contact phone numbers and permit information please visit our Special Permits section of our Permits page Rose Garden Weddings The Helen Cuddy Rose Garden is a picturesque and popular site for outdoor weddings Good Sense Gardening for Johnson County. Two Xeriscape demonstration gardens are located in the District's parks in a cooperative venture with Johnson County Water District No. 1. Xeriscape is gardening the old-fashioned way - enriching the soil to make it moisture retentive; planting according to your property's orientation to the sun and wind; choosing grass, trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals that do not need a lot of irrigation. Where irrigation is required, it is done only when necessary. The demonstration gardens have become very popular for environmental conscious use of home landscaping. The gardens are located inside the main entrance in Antioch Park and in front of the District's Administration Building, located inside the main entrance of Shawnee Mission Park, at 7900 Renner Road.

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