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   Southwest Oregon Rose Society

Fertilizing
Disease Control
Propagating Roses
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Honey Perfume is a floribunda rose introduced by Jackson and Perkins in 2004.  The lush apricot-yellow blooms are 4 to 5 inches across and exudes the most incredible honey lemon fragrance.  The rose blooms continuously from spring through fall.  I grow this rose, it is a favorite because of those attributes.  It performs well in a salty, windy coastal environment.  I have both standard and bush plants. Excellent disease resistance

The June meeting of the Southwest Oregon Rose Society will be Thursday June 4, 2026 starting at 6PM at 1865 Thompson Road Coos Bay, OR.  Dinner will be at the Lucky Star restaurant located at the corner of Hwy 101 and 3480 Trement Ave. North Bend starting at 4:30pm.  The office of Dr. Reagan is located next to Bay Area Hospital, blue house on the same side of the street as the hospital.  Additional parking is available across the street at Bay Clinic. 

Several items will be discussed. Topping the list will be the Rose Show on June 20th.  Meetings will resume in September.  Dessert and coffee will follow the meeting. 

  

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If you have questions about the Southwest Oregon Rose Society please contact Ed and Mary Anne Kreutzer by phone 541 572-3426 or email ednmarykreutzer@gmail.com.

Corinne Clifton can be reached by phone: 541 347-1135 or email:  rose.editor@hotmail.com 

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