Next Meeting: Monday, December 1

Inside The Stunning Garden Of Terry Swartz

 

The featured speaker at the Monday, Dec. 1 Rose Society of Tucson meeting in the Tucson Botanical Gardens will be Terry Swartz.

The vice president of the Rose Society of Tucson will give a special PowerPoint tour of his spectacular personal garden.

He will discuss various landscaping ideas he has utilized in his garden over the years and how he has incorporated many other flowers within his main featured plant, the rose, including stunning iris and hundreds of clematis blooms bursting forth on several garden obelisk rellises.

Terry will give his presentation at 7 p.m. Monday, Dec. 1 in the Tucson Botanical Gardens.

ANOTHER QUALITY SPEAKER: Also on tap for our Dec. 1 meeting will be an important presentation by Les Hayt who has over five decades of rose gowing experience in Tucson. He will explain what you should be doing in your rose garden during the month of December. There are several important chores to consider in December, including how to plant new roses for your garden.

Les will be happy to answer all questions from the audience. 

DATE: Monday, Dec. 1 at 7 p.m.

LOCATION: Tucson Botanical Gardens (2150 N. Alvernon Way), one block south of Grant and Alvernon on the east side of the street.

WHO CAN ATTEND?: Anyone who wants to learn more about growing great roses (FREE!) Feel free to bring a friend.

JOIN THE TUCSON ROSE SOCIETY: Learn how to grow stunning roses in Tucson all year long by becoming a member as you receive our national award winning newsletter 10 times a year, plus other great benefits such as going on field trips, entering our annual rose show, in addition to much more all for just $20 per family. TO BECOME A MEMBER, CLICK HERE

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