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BGRS News
Our Monthly Newsletter - Rosebuds
After 15 years of publishing our monthly newsletter entitled,
"Rosebuds," Dr.
Kent and Claire Campbell retired from this position. The
newsletter is now prepared and edited by Mary Ann Hext
and sent electronically each month as well as placed on this
page. Members with out electronic access will receive
the newsletter by mail. Anyone wishing to receive
"Rosebuds" or to submit information
to be included in it,
should call 270.781.8171 or e-mail
mhext@outlook.com.
Tenarky District
Newsletter - KATnips |
Click
here to view KATnips on the Tenarky
District website. |
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Titus Tirop
2014-15
BGRS Scholarship Recipient
Kenya
WKU
BS in Agriculture
Pursing MS in Horticulture |
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Andrew Wurth
Glasgow, KY
2014-15
BGRS Scholarship Recipient
WKU Horticulture
Major |
2010-11 BGRS
WKU Horticulture Scholarship Recipients
Zachary Vincent, Drennan Cowan
Nathan Howell & Claudia Stetter
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Kristin Goodin
Columbia, KY
2007-08 BGRS
WKU Horticulture Scholarship Recipient
WKU Horticulture
Major |
Other
News
Please visit the
Bowling Green Rose Society public display garden located at
the Riverwalk Park on 31W-Bypass close to Barren River.
All roses are labeled and consist of floribundas, David
Austins, and shrubs. We planted disease-resistant
roses, and they appear to be just that. No spray has
been used since the city requires a licensed applicator.
We did treat them with Bayer Advanced Formula which is a
liquid applied to the ground around the roses. We are
fortunate there is an irrigation system in place so watering
is not necessary. The roses have looked great with
very little care. The cooler fall weather should
result in some beautiful roses. When you visit the
garden, take some clippers in case the spent blooms need to
be deadheaded. Thanks, Bob and Ann, for the watchful
eye you've kept on the garden. |
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