- Check the California ARS Affiliate Rose Societies links on this page below to access California rose society web sites.
- American Rose Society, our parent organization.
- Pacific Southwest District of the American Rose Society
Miscellaneous Sites of Interest
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'The Best Gardening Databases on the Net' is a large UK-based resource with very much information about roses.NEW
The Hedgerow Rose site has many beautiful photos of roses that grow well in the UK (read "cool climate").NEW
The David Austen Roses site has bushes that can be shipped to the US and will thrive in Zone 8-9 (Temecula).- Portland (OR) Rose Society. Founded in 1889 it is America's first rose society. Portland is also known as the City of Roses. The City's annual Rose Festival has multiple events that run all summer and is justifiably famous.
- All American Rose Selections is an association of growers dedicated to the introduction and promotion of exceptional roses.
- Armstrong Garden Centers has a good section on rose care.
- Baldo Villegas' Bugs & Roses Home Page. "I plan for this web site to be the most complete resource for pest, diseases, weeds, and problems encountered in growing roses."
- Waterwise Botannicals (Formerly Daylily Hill Nursery) See design ideas, plant lists with photos and descriptions, and informative plant care articles. Huge selection of roses, succulents, and water-wise plants. Located in Bonsall, they supplied many of the plants in our newly developed garden areas at Rose Haven Garden.
- EXTOXNET is a searchable database of information on pesticides. Now you can find out how toxic or environmentally unfriendly your bug killers really are.
- GardenWeb The Internet's garden and home community.
- Heirloom Roses is a retail mail order nursery specializing in old, new and unusual roses.
- Help Me Find Roses has a searchable database of rose information.
- Jackson and Perkins - Rose growers. Buy roses by mail order.
- Crop Production Services (formerly L&M Fertilizer), Temecula is a full line supplier of fertilizers and crop production supplies for farm, landscape and garden needs. It offers TVRS members a 10% discount.
- Morrison Gardens is a nice site with links (some broken) with much information about, of course, roses.
- The National Gardening Association is a site with a huge database of information on roses.
- Quiet Hut A site with a lot of information for beginning rose growers.
- Rose Hybridizers Association. This site tells you how to hybridize your own roses.
- Rose Magazine Their on-line publication.
- Roses Forum (Ask Questions, read FAQs)
- USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. This map shows minimum temperatures for Southern California planting zones. Enter your ZIP code to get your Hardinaess zone. Temecula is in zone 9b.
- Weeks Roses A wholesale hybridizer and grower of roses. This web site has an excellent in-color rose reference guide with full descriptions. Their roses are available at most local nurserys in our area. The raised beds at Rose Haven Garden contain some of their most popular roses.
- Wikipedia This famous online encyclopedia has an interesting tutorial on the origins and cultivation of roses.
- World Federation of Rose Societies "is a federation of the national rose societies of 36 countries around the world, representing more than 100,000 rose lovers. Our goal is to expand contact among them and increase the flow of knowledge about the rose."
- Butte Rose Society
- Desert Rose Society
- East Bay Rose Society (Alameda)
- Golden Gate Rose Society (San Francisco)
- Orange County Rose Society
- Sacramento Rose Society
- San Diego Rose Society
- San Francisco Rose Society
- San Joaquin Valley Rose Society (Fresno)
- Santa Barbara Rose Society
- Santa Clara County Rose Society
- Shasta Rose Society (Redding)
- Sierra Foothills Rose Society (Citrus Heights)
Temecula Valley Rose Society
Established 1991
Links to Other Rose Resources
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Updated March 5, 2021.
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