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Resources
Below are various articles, tips, PowerPoint presentations, videos and other information that will be valuable to anyone who wants to grow roses. So, please check the links out, then check back often!
Unless otherwise noted, all resources are in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). You can view them using the Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't have the Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download a free copy here (this link opens in a new window - just close the window when you are done to return to the Central Arkansas Rose Society web pages).
Courtesy of Rosemania.com
PowerPoint Presentation
Right click and then click "Save As" to save to your computer. Then, locate where you saved it and double-click to play.
PowerPoint Presentation
Right click and then click "Save As" to save to your computer. Then, locate where you saved it and double-click to play.
See the newest roses available! Carol Shockley prepared a PowerPoint presentation for the American Rose Society’s
South Central District Winter Workshop and is making the presentation available to those surfing the CARS’ website. The digital images
were made available by rosarians, hybridizers, Weeks’ Roses, Rosemania, J&P Roses, Wells’ MidSouth Roses and rose lovers who enjoy
photographing their roses at their best. ENJOY!
YouTube Video
Paul Zimmerman of Paul Zimmerman Roses has a wonderful forum
about garden roses entitled “Roses are Plants, Too!” on the
Fine Gardening website. Paul and Trish Walsh have several articles
on the site, as well as YouTube videos on various rose gardening themes - plus, you can contribute via the blog. Paul and
Fine Gardening were kind enough to allow us to post “The Dreaded ‘P’ Word,”
in which Paul simplifies pruning. For those just getting acquainted with garden roses, be sure and check out Paul's
Paul Zimmerman Roses site and look at his amazing photos of garden roses -
and be sure to click on the Getting Started link to read about them. Once you watch this video on pruning and
browse these web sites, you’ll be hooked. Paul also offers shrub and old garden roses
for sale on eBay.
William Radler, the hybridizer of the Knockout trademarked roses, was hooked on roses as a child and continues to explore the mysteries of
hybridizing roses that are free of disease and are "easy care". He shares his experiences in growing and hybridizing roses. The article was
made available from the P. Allen Smith and the
Conard Pyle websites.
For potted roses, plants of all kinds, fertilizers, and mulch shop Arkansas Plant Outlet
located at 827 Hogan Lane, Conway, AR, 72034.