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Programs, Educational Lectures, Instructional Workshops, Onsite Services
Mike Chute at the 2007 Newport Flower Show photo by John Corbett, courtesy of The Preservation Society of Newport County |
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Our services include rose garden design, onsite surveys and general troubleshooting. We enjoy spreading the word on how to grow great roses and are available to present programs for your groups or organization, no matter how large or small. Rosology 101 Rosology 101: The Six Basic Steps to Growing Great Roses It’s easy to grow beautiful roses in your home garden once you know how. Rosology 101 explains everything you need to know including six easy-to-follow steps that take the mystery out of rose gardening. Included are plenty of tips from a master rosarian that demonstrate how easy it is to grow great roses This in-depth program focuses on planting and pruning, two of the frequently misunderstood aspects of rose horticulture. It provides an easy to understand, step by step approach on the right way to plant roses in New England and the proper pruning techniques for different rose classes. Twenty-five Great Roses for New England Gardens This program identifies twenty-five exceptional varieties of roses known to thrive in southern New England, including recent introductions as well as classic old favorites. Bullet proof roses are hardy and disease resistant varieties that remain healthy and attractive without the use of chemical pesticides. This program identifies specific varieties that have what it takes to be bullet proof roses. This comprehensive seminar goes beyond basic rose gardening and explores both the science and the art of growing healthy, robust roses. It concentrates on rose horticulture including the importance of soil, water and nutrients. Learn advance methods of insect and disease control, guidelines for plant selection, pruning to build plants and increase blooms, proper planting practices for southern New England gardens, plus loads of rose gardening tips. (Three hour seminar) A Virtual Visit to Great Public Rose Gardens in the Northeast We start our PowerPoint journey in Rhode Island at the Victorian Rose Garden in Roger Williams Park and then continue on to the new Chet Clayton Sustainable Rose Garden in the University of Rhode Island Botanical Gardens. Next we travel west to Hartford, CT to America’s oldest public rose garden in Elizabeth Park. We then turn north and finish at the magnificent “La Rosaraie,” a European-style rose garden in the Montreal Botanical Garden. We will suggest varieties in these great gardens that will thrive in your garden plus inside tips on how these large public rose gardens are designed and managed. All programs include time for questions and answers. |
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For more information send email to RoseSolutions.net |
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