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Links to Selected Rose
Societies Around the World
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The Rose Nursery & Plant Centre
(UK)
Following a business expansion project Hill Park Roses of Surbiton have recently been renamed
The Rose Nursery. The new Rose Nursery & Plant Centre can now offer an even greater
choice of rose varieties together with a large range of other plants and shrubs. |
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The World Federation
Of Rose Societies
We are an association of
the national Rose Societies of 36 countries and your gateway to
information about the Rose around the world. |
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The Royal National
Rose Society
The Royal National Rose
Society is the world's oldest (founded in 1876) specialist plant
society with a flourishing world wide membership. Our aim is to
encourage, improve and extend the science, art and practice of rose
growing. You can join the RNRS
online or by calling their new membership HOTLINE number on 01767
310881
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American Rose Society
Our members encompass all levels of
experience and are committed to promoting the Rose in all its
diversity. The society and its members strive to provide educational
services to encourage the greater use of our national flower in
private and public gardens throughout our country. This web site and
those of our affiliate local societies provide a wealth of technical
literature and inspirational photography of roses and gardens we
hope you will find most useful. |
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Rose Society of
Northern Ireland
Dedicated to education
of the public in conservation and cultivation of the rose.
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The Canadian Rose
Society
A Non-Profit Organization dedicated to
furthering the study of Roses and to promoting their cultivation
throughout Canada. |
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The National Rose Society of New
Zealand
We hope
you enjoy discovering both our website and the National Rose Society
of New Zealand. We aim to share our love of roses with you, to help
you in your quest to grow wonderful healthy roses and to promote the
growing of roses all over the country. |
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Rhondda Rose Society
The Rhondda Rose Society meet the second Wednesday of the month at The Maes-Yr-Haf,
Trealaw. 7.30pm to 9.30pm. Visitors and new members are most
welcome, join us in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere for lectures, slides,
quiz's etc.
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