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Welcome to QBG's Rose Garden. Redesigned in 2009, this garden consolidates two older rose gardens into a beautiful, welcoming space awash with color and fragrance.
Flower beds are arranged in a concentric circular pattern with a
large central bed, bordered by gray paving stones recovered
during construction. Mounded with soil, these beds demonstrate how roses can be grown in a landscape that can experience occasional flooding.

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Copper trellising marks entrances to the Rose Garden, made more enticing by climbing roses. Trellising continues around the stone path providing a vertical element to the garden’s design. Such features make the Rose Garden a favorite place for wedding ceremonies and photographs.
Roses are carefully chosen for their disease and pest resistance, eliminating the need for pesticides and fungicides. Low-growing perennials like creeping thyme and sedum not only set off the roses, but also reduce weeds and prevent soil erosion.
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We thank the following for their support of the Rose Garden:
See the photo gallery documenting the creation of the Rose Garden.
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Photos: H. David Stein & Shari Romar
Grow East Coast Lecture Series™ XIII - The Science Behind the Sustainable Roses
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Honoring Dr. Malcolm Manners & Dr. Walter Lewis
Morning Session: 10am to 12:30pm
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10am - Opening Remarks: Susan Lacerte, Executive Director, Queens Botanical Garden
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10:30 to 11am - Presentation of The GROW™ Rose Garden Hall of Fame Awards to The San Jose Municipal Rose Garden, San Jose, CA & the Elizabeth Park Rose Garden, Hartford, CT
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11am to 12:30pm - Dr David Byrne, Professor & Bayse Endowed Chair in Rose Genetics, Department of Horticultural Sciences, Texas A&M University
Lunch - on your own
Afternoon Session: 1:30 to 4pm
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Award Ceremony and Lectures by the Great Rosarians of the World™ 2013 Honorees, Dr. Malcolm Manners & Dr. Walter Lewis
Wine & Cheese Reception: 4 to 5pm
Fee: $75/Members of the Queens Botanical Garden, Manhattan Rose Society, American Rose Society or Heritage Rose Foundation, $85/Non-Members
Registration required; call 718-886-3800 ext. 230.
For further information, contact Pat Shanley.
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