ROSE ARTICLES

ONE HUNDRED YEARS after J. Horace McFarland became affiliated with the American Rose Society, the organization’s Board of Directors...

Last year, in American Rose, we introduced the Great Garden Restoration Project for the American Rose Center at ARS national headquarters...

You may have noticed some new things about the American Rose Society's website lately... We have upgraded Rose.org!! We are excited to...

The American Rose Society serves as the International Cultivar Registration Authority for Roses and follows the rules set forth by the...

Developed from relatives of the original old musk rose, ‘Rosa moschata’, Hybrid Musks (HMsk) are an increasingly favored class. Reverend...

To better understand the hybrid moyesii rose classification, lets first look at its parentage, the Rosa moyesii. A species rose,...

By Linda Kimmel Hybrid Kordesii Roses (HKor), a series of shrub roses developed by Kordes in the 1940s to early 1950s. The House of W....

When speaking about roses it makes it much easier if all of us use the same terminology. The following is a list of basic terms used to...

1. At Last® Class/Color: Floribunda/apricot orange • Bloom/Size: 8.5cm • Height/Habit: 2.5-3’ tall and wide/mounding • Petal Count: 35-40...

Soil is a mixture of weathered rock fragments and organic matter at the earth’s surface. It is biologically active — a home to countless...