The Huntington’s Rose Garden includes important parent roses, roses from prominent hybridizers, and rose cultivars from around the world that grow exceedingly well in Southern California. The garden has been redesigned many times over the years with major plantings in 1922, 1945, 1973, 1982 and 1988.
Many petals of pink loveliness!
Peach ruffles galore
Vibrant gold petals dipped in orange
Has the feel of a carnation, but definitely a rose.
The bee buffet is open!
Speckled rosy delighfulness
First bloom starts about April 15th and continues until early January with peak season from late April through early June. Stay tuned for more roses next week!
One may live without bread, not without roses. -Jean Richepin
*Tina