Congratulation Winners!
Fall Rose Show 2018
Saturday, November 3, 2018
Kahala Mall, Honolulu
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Rose Show Winners (L-R):
Linda Kauhane - Best in Class Shrub/OGR, Louis Phillip (aka Lokelani); Best in Class Mini, Gourmet Popcorn
Mary Ann R - Best in Show HT/GR, Dogwood; Best in Class FL/Poly, Clothide Soupert
Greg Kaya - Best in Class Rose Bowl, Greatful Heart
Ken Kimura - Best in Class Rose Photography, Peace

Most Fragrant Rose Contest

The public voted and it's a tie!  Congratulations to Mary Ann R (L), Velvet Fragrance rose and Janice Fukuda (R), Pope John Paul II rose.

ENROLL NOW

7th Annual
​2019 HRS Rose School

Always wanted to grow roses but don't know how?  Enroll in the 2019 Honolulu Rose Society Rose School and learn all the basics of growing roses.  In no time you'll learn the necessary skills to plant, fertilize, prune and maintain your roses.  Attend one class each month from March through June and you'll develop the confidence to grow beautiful roses in Hawaii.

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

E Komo Mai
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.

Your Donation is Greatly Appreciated!  Please Kokua

Donate to the HRS Fund

Donate to the
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.