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Next Monthly Meeting
Wednesday 1 February 2012 at 7.45pm
Speaker: David Chester
Topic: Irrigation
Trading Table, Plant Sales,
Advice on growing roses
Bring along roses for identification
Everybody is welcome to attend
Burnside Community Centre
Cnr. Portrush and Greenhill Roads, Tusmore
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“Queen Elizabeth” also known as “Queen of England” and “Queen Elizabeth Rose” has been regarded as one of the world’s most popular roses since its introduction in 1954 and named to recognise Queen Elizabeth II ascension to the throne in 1952.
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What to do in January with your roses.
Apply a light application of "Sudden Impact for Roses" and water your roses well.
For more information see Culture Notes
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,
culture notes which give tips on rose growing for the current months and information about other events.
JANUARY 2012
Queen Elizabeth