Oregon Rose Garden

The rose garden features the nationally recognized oregon heritage cherry tree a large open turf area a public restroom accessible gravel walkways with benches a pergola lined paved walkway a 28 foot diameter gazebo an arbor picnic area a parking lot and maintenance facility and an impressive collection of heritage and heirloom roses.

Oregon rose garden. New rose cultivars are continually sent to the garden from many parts of the world and are evaluated on several. A great place to see groupings of a single type of rose each carefully labelled and grown beautifully. The garden is full of little surprises from picturesque wrought iron benches and.

This is a free and impressive rose garden taking up several acres of washington park. Stone paths arbors and benches for sitting back to relax while taking in the amazing scents accent the garden. This garden is at its peak from the middle of may to the middle of july.

The beds are laid out by color from pale yellow to pink to deep red. The roses bloom from april through october with the peak coming in june depending on the weather. It s like a library of roses.

850 sw rose garden way portland or 97205 rose garden coffee co llc 622 sw 9th ave portland or 97205 rose agri seed inc 29975 s barlow rd canby or 97013 rose garden at woodland park zoo 750 n 50th st seattle wa 98103 denny park 800 denny way. Portland s international rose test garden is the oldest official continuously operated public rose test garden in the united states. When we visited there was a wedding very beautiful.

Hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world enjoy its sights and scents annually. From may to october the garden is is blooming with roses making it a dramatic and beautiful backdrop for your event the garden is available for rent april 1 october 31. Unofficially known as the portland rose garden the space features more than 10 000 roses.

The rose garden is one of corvallis most popular weddings and outdoor event venues. We go there to check out which variety of rose we would want to grow in our own garden. Though it is a very nice attraction i think this attraction could be enhanced by more signage explaining how new varieties are created illustrating past prizes winners with photographs and more information in general about this fascinating flowering.