Donelle writes "Tips and Tricks with Roses"
regularly for the Queensland Rose The new members
who are novice rose exhibitors will appreciate this
down to earth talk on the finer points of judging
and exhibiting roses. Donelle has been
involved as a florist and nursery owner for many
many years. She qualified as a rose judge in
2018.
Coming to a Monthly
Meeting is FREE!
We meet at
the AnnerleyChurch Hall (Downstairs), 459 Annerley
Road, Annerley Junction.
The subject will
be preparing roses for winter. Subject to
COVID lockdowns
If you have a passion for
roses, this is for you. The Rose Society is a
group of everyday people who love growing roses or
just admiring them. Most gardeners grow
between 2 and 30 rose bushes, some grow lots more.
If you have roses, would
like to grow roses, would like to show them, or just
attend some meetings to look at beautiful displays
and hear interesting speakers, then come along and
meet us. We have many low cost social events for
members. There is a demonstration on how to
prune roses at the end of June each year. We
visit beautiful private gardens of Rose Society
members that never open to the general public.
Check out
the "Calendar" tab on
the left to see
what is happening in 2023.
The Society meets at Church Hall, 459 Annerley
Road, Annerley Junction, Brisbane at 7 p.m. on
the second Wednesday of February, March, April,
June,
July, September, November and December.
Membership
entitles you to additional benefits such as a
quarterly newsletter with up-to-date growing
information and the Australian Rose Annual, a 160
page book on rose growing in Australia from the
National Rose Society. You can get support and advice from some of the
best rose growers in Queensland. Get your membership
application
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controls is yours. The information is gained from sources we
deem reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy, and
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