Welcome to the RSSA Website.
The Society aims to encourage, improve, foster and extend the cultivation and appreciation of the Rose.
The Society conducts meetings, shows, demonstrations and other activities both in Adelaide and in the country through branches located in the Riverland, South East and Eyre Peninsula. A fourth branch has been established in the Northern Territory and meets in Darwin.
This site contains contacts and information about our meetings, recommended roses for growing in South Australia, cultural notes which give tips on rose growing for the current months and information about other events.
The information regarding products listed on this website or contained in links to this website does not necessarily reflect the views of The Rose Society of South Australia Inc. The product information and links are purely for your general information and specific advice should be sought from the relevant companies or organisations direct.
Let's Celebrate
Our Centenary Rose bred by Trevor Grant.
It is a typical hybrid tea rose that grows 1.2 to 1.5 metres high and the flowers are described as rich pink peach in its centre grading to creamy salmon pink as the flower opens.