Next Meeting:Tuesday, March 3

All About Entering Photos In Our Upcoming Rose Show

TUCSON, Ariz. — Donaldina Joung will give a special presentation at the next Rose Society of Tucson meeting on March 3 in the Tucson Botanical Gardens on how to enter photos in the photography section of the Tucson Rose Show on April 18.
Her talk will begin at 7:00 p.m. and will cover everything an exhibitor needs to do to enter great rose photos in this part of the rose show. Donaldina will also explain how to take great rose photos that pop and allow judges to take notice.
Joung is not only a great photographer but is an accomplished American Rose Society horticulture judge who was named the top judge in the Pacific Southwest District last year.
To view the 2026 Tucson Rose Show Schedule, CLICK HERE.
ANOTHER QUALITY SPEAKER: Also on tap for our March 3 meeting will be an important presentation by Les Hayt who has over 50 years of rose gowing experience in Tucson. He will explain what to do in your rose garden this month. Les will be happy to answer all questions from the audience. 
DATE: Tuesday, March 3 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!) You are welcome to bring a friend if you wish. 
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