CONGRATULATIONS WINNERS!
Annual Spring Rose Show - March 9, 2019

L-R:  Frank, Myrna, Sharen, Marsha and Lynn (photo by Claire Ching)
 
Section B winner:  “Fired Up”, Floribunda grown by Frank Dumalo
Section C winner:  “Abraham Darby”, Shrub/English grown by Myrna Cariaga
Section A winner:  “Chrysler Imperial”, HT grown by  Sharen Higa
Section E winner: “Pope John Paul II”, HT in a bowl grown by Marsha Yokomichi
Section D winner:  “This Is The Day”, Miniature grown by Lynn Koba
Section I winner:  “Chicago Peace at UGC Rose Garden”, Photo taken by Linda Hayashi (not pictured)
CONGRATULATIONS LYNN KOBA!
Best in Show - This Is The Day
CONGRATULATIONS GLENN FUKUDA!  Most Fragrant Rose Contest - Pope John Paul II

What's In Your Rose Garden?
See what common rose pests and diseases live in your garden.

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Visit the newly developed
Peace & Heroes Rose Garden

VIDEO:
The Development of the Peace and Heroes Rose Garden
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Video:
The Intriguing History of the 
Peace Rose

Perhaps the world’s most famous rose – the Peace rose – has one of the most dramatic stories to tell. Developed by Meilland International on the eve of World War II, a clipping of the rose made its way from France to the Conard-Pyle Co. for safekeeping during the war.

Coincidentally, the AARS named Peace its only winner for 1946 on the same day Japan surrendered, effectively ending the war.

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UGC Rose Garden Fund

Visit the Rose Garden at the Urban Garden Center

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The Honolulu Rose Society (HRS) is a non-profit organization and an affiliate of the American Rose Society.  Established in 1975, the HRS is comprised of individuals from all walks of life who share a love for roses.  Echoing the objective of our parent organization, the aim of our society is to encourage the fostering and culturing of roses in Hawai'i.