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Pieter Hoonderd, Hendersonville, TN Nashville Rose Society Pieter has 200 roses, four of which are Icebergs in pots. The pots are in pots. In the winter he just takes out the rose in its pot and the other pot stays in the ground. Each year he opens his gardens for fund raising tours for his favorite charities. |
Ron & Francine Daniels, Hendersonville, TN Nashville Rose Society The first picture shows the arbor & fountain and some of the yard art, two climbers, HT's and miniatures. On the right is the sidewalk area. |
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Larry & Connie Baird, Duck River, TN Nashville Rose Society Not only do the Bairds grow beautiful roses, but they also breed beautiful goats. They also built and maintain a rose garden in Centerville, TN, located on the corner where you turn to go to Grinder's Switch. |
Jimmy & Evelyn Moser, Bartlett, TN Memphis & Dixie Rose Societies Jimmy has about 650 roses and the hybrid teas are his favorites. Evelyn is his "distributor." She takes blooms to sick friends and prepares an arrangement each Sunday for their church. They take part in a spring garden tour and a yearly seminar. |
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Don & Terry Wear, Lakeland, TN Memphis & Dixie Rose Societies His dad grew roses and Don has been growing them all his life. He has about 325. Terry helps in the garden and at rose shows they are a team. |
Gerald & Betty Aldridge, Bartlett, TN Memphis Rose Society Gerald has been growing roses over 40 years. He has a large fenced year with about 20 climbing roses besides his hybrid teas, miniatures and floribundas |
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John & Lucie Elfervig, Germantown, TN Dixie Rose Society John has 450 roses including most of the Buck roses.He also maintains the rose garden of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. He planted 90 of 160 rose bushes with the help of a local Boy Scoup troop. |
Carol Rudloff, Louisville, KY Louisville Rose Society Carol has always loved roses and has appreciated all she has learned at the LRS meetings. She doesn't show roses but does show horses. That is her profession. |
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Linda & George Jansing, Louisville, KY Louisville Rose Society Linda has been growing roses since 1993 and beganexhibiting in the late 90's. She enjoys the competitiveside of rose growing as much as the pure enjoyment of her garden. |
Peggy Utz, New Albany, IN Louisville Rose Society Peggy and Mary Jane developed their garden before Mary Jane passed away. They grew roses for 40 years but lost a lot in the 2007spring freeze. Peggy says that among her favorites is any rose that Whit Wells develops. |
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Photos provided by the garden owner |
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