Tag: Miniature Roses

  • Sunday, June 17, 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm – Summer Rose Show

    The rose, often considered the “Queen of Flowers,” and the U.S. National Flower, will be the subject of a colorful and fragrant one-day exhibit at Tower Hill Botanic Garden on Sunday, June 17, when the Yankee District of the American Rose Society presents its annual summer show.

    A huge variety of roses will be on display, including Hybrid Teas, Floribundas, Climbers, Grandifloras, and Miniatures. In addition, there will be an “Arrangements” division, showcasing flower arrangements that make use of roses. The show is judged in the morning hours, and then open to the public from approximately 12 noon to 5:00 p.m. The roses are judged for Form, Color, Substance, Stem & Foliage, Balance & Proportion, and Size. There is also a division for the most fragrant rose!

    The Yankee District of the ARS has been active since 1940, and is an official chapter of the American Rose Society, which is “dedicated to the enjoyment, enhancement, and promotion of the rose, our National Floral Emblem.” More information about the NERS can be found at www.arsyankee.org.

  • Sunday, June 27, 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm – The Annual Rose Show

    Tower Hill Botanic Garden is the setting for this examination of the rose on Sunday, June 27, from 12 noon until 5 pm.  See extraordinary specimens of fragrant and lush roses at this popular annual exhibition, sponsored by the Massachusetts Rose Society.  Vendors will be on hand selling rose bushes and miniature roses.  Admission is free for City Spaces/Country Places ticket holders, or free with admission to Tower Hill.  To learn more, log on to www.towerhillbg.org.

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  • Sunday, June 28, noon – 5 – The Rose Show! The Rose, Royalty of the Garden

    Tower Hill Botanic Garden is the setting for this examination of the rose.  At 1 pm there will be a question and answer session on rose care with “The Rose Doctor” Manny Mendes.  At 3 pm stay for “Easy Care Roses for our New England Climate” with Rose Society members.  Vendors will be on hand selling rose bushes and miniature roses.  Admission is free for City Spaces/Country Places ticket holders, or free with admission to Tower Hill.  To learn more, log on to www.towerhillbg.org.