Pittsburgh Rose Society
One of the best sources of information about growing
roses in our area is the Monthly Newsletter. This comes
out 11 times per year and you can have it by joining the
Society for $15 annually. For more Information click here
Veterans' Honor, hybrid tea
Disclaimer: While the advice and information contained in this web page is believed to be true and
correct, neither the authors nor board members can accept any legal responsibility for any errors
or omissions that may have been made. The Pittsburgh Rose Society makes no warranty,
expressed or implied with respect to the material contained herein.
Copyright © 2008 Pittsburgh Rose Society All right reserved
Organic Growing tips If you are seeking
more information about using organic
methods for growing your roses, follow
this link. (Earth Kind Roses)
All Photos by David
McKibben unless otherwise
noted.
OUR NEXT MEETING:
May 18, 2008
2:00 PM
Holy Family Social Hall
Directions
"Growing Roses in
Containers" and "Pop
bottle rooting"
VISIT RENZIEHAUSEN (Renzie) PARK
The garden is open year
round. Follow this link for
directions.
Butterfly at
Renzie
Photo by
Frank
DelDuca
Bidwell Student Best Arrangement
done by Casey Evans, titled "Cup
of Tea"
Our Board has planned a great rose calendar for the coming year.
Dates of up coming events are listed on our "Events Listing" page.
Chihuly, grown by Jane and Jim Conklin 2007
Phipps Conservatory,
Pittsburgh
Spring 2008 Flower Show
Saturday, July 19, 2008 - 1:30 to 7:00 PM
FLOWER SHOW
Presented by
At McKeesport Heritage Center
1832 Arboretum Drive
McKeesport, PA 15132
Horticulture - Design - Table Artistry
Free Admission
Open to the Public Handicapped Accessible
For more information see our website
www.gardencentral.org/pa/mckeesport
Our 60th Year 1949-2009