Saturday's Rose Garden Tour hosted by the Rose Society of Saddleback Mountain was an undeniable success with ideal weather and about 360 tickets sold (up from 300 last year). The turnout for this event was incredible with parked cars lining the streets around the tour houses and the gardens bustling with rose enthusiasts. It is difficult to imagine another plant that could draw such a crowd. Then again, it could have been the beautiful estates and gardens themselves that drew the multitude of admirers. Though I am quite sure that a cauliflower tour would not cause so many people to spend their Saturday touring gardens.
Those interested in joining the Rose Society of Saddleback Mountain or learning more about their monthly meetings with knowledgeable guest speakers, refreshments and raffles; their monthly newsletter, "The Saddleback Rose"; and their special summer and winter social events should contact Marty Hammond (949-830-3478 or blooms365@cox.net) or Rose Olivares (714-531-8186 or roa-mew@pacbell.net). Thanks to all those who participated in this event.
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Showing posts with label Saddleback Valley Rose Society. Show all posts
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Sunday, May 11, 2008
Rose Garden Tour
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Rose Garden Tour

The Rose Society of Saddleback Mountain is hosting the Elegant and Enchanting II Rose Garden Tour this weekend. The tour offers a rare opportunity to view private gated estates and gardens with five exceptional gardens in Nellie Gail Ranch and The Hunt Club in San Juan Capistrano.
The event is being held on Saturday, May 10th from 10AM to 4PM and is a self-guided tour. Tickets are $25 each with proceeds going towards two Saddleback Valley Community College Horticulture scholarships. Those interested should contact Irwin Berg 949-643-8487.
The Rose Society of Saddleback Mountain meets the second Thursday of every month at the Santa Margarita Water District from 7 to 9 PM with no meetings held during summer months (June, July and August). The meetings host accomplished rose experts as speakers on a variety of topics ranging from plant care to genetics. Annual membership fees are $15. You can visit their web site by clicking here: http://www.rssm.org/Home.aspx
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