Welcome to the
American Rose Society
est. 1892
The American Rose Society mission is to promote the culture, preservation, and appreciation of the Rose and to improve its standard of excellence for all people, through education and research. Today there are over 14K members across the country who enjoy learning and sharing their rose experiences and knowledge with others. We do that through our local rose societies, rose shows, educational programs, social media, horticulture partners and the Rose Forum.
Our headquarters, located in Shreveport, LA, is situated on 118 acres that includes America’s Rose Garden. The Garden includes a beautiful rose garden featuring thousands of roses, an International rose trial garden, and the largest collection of Rambler Roses in the United States. The gardens and facilities host events and weddings throughout the year.
Roses In Review
Participate in the 99th time Roses in Review has been conducted!
This will be the 99th time Roses in Review will be conducted in which rose growers everywhere can review new roses they’ve grown in their own garden.
Roses included in the survey have generally been on the market one to four years and are available commercially, although some on a limited basis.
Deadline to rate roses is September 26, 2024.
Latest news and more!
AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY
2023 New Rose Introductions
10 Tips for Long-Lasting Floral Arrangements
Rose Exhibiting for Beginners
How Roses are Judged
Creating Arrangements Using Miniature Roses
The Fragrance of Roses, Past and Present
How Little We Know About Fragrance
How to Choose a Rose
Fungicides Made Simple
The Perfect Rose Hole
Rose Garden Lingo, A Jocular Interpretation
A Little Botany
Tips, Tricks & Hacks of Rose Care – Tool Talk & Spring Tips
Basic Pruning Principles
Basic Rose Terminology
Food for Thought about Fertilizing Roses
The Rose-Phosphate-Mycorrhizae Connection
Alfalfa Tea
Learn to Read the Leaves
Rose Roots Love Humic Acid
The Value of Alfalfa
The Humic Acids
Your Roses’ Roots
A Fertilizer Primer: What’s In that Rose Food?
Soil: Part I and II
Pollinators: Those We Know, Those We Might Not
Vampires of the Insect World
Heroes in the Garden
Good Bugs to the Rescue
Soil Critters
Support the Beneficials!
Destructive Critters in the Rose Garden
The Yellow Leaves of Roses (Or Early Autumn Color)
Rose Diseases Illustrated
Garden Gladiators
Fragrance in Roses
Growing Miniature Roses Indoors
American Rose Society Announces Award Winning Roses
AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY ANNOUNCES NATIONAL HONORS | Press Release
Come for the Roses, Stay for the People!
2023 Award of Excellence Winners
Right Rose – Right Place
The Venerable Dr. Huey
‘Solar Flair’ & the Legacy of Frank Benardella
Spectacular Swim Roses
Irrigation Water and Alkalinity in Potted Roses
Smart Phones, Smart Cars….Why Not Smart Pots? Container Design Effects Plant Development
Fungicides – What You Need to Know
Growing Roses in Pots — Winterizing Your Roses
Winterizing Roses in the North Central District
Here Comes Winter
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