Welcome to the Huronia
Rose Society

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Located in Barrie, Ontario, The Huronia Rose Society is the only Rose Society north of Toronto, being in the Georgian Bay Area of the Great Lakes. Welcome, thanks for visiting us - we hope you enjoy your stay, and wish you a successful 2010 Rose Gardening Year!

Barrie, North of Toronto

Annual General Meeting
Wednesday February 10th, 2010 · 7:30pm
Speaker: James Green · Topic: "Wind Turbines & Alternative Energy"

Our Annual General Meeting will take place in the Angus Room of the Barrie Public Library; the election of officers will take place during the meeting, and our speaker will be James Green - visitors are welcome, and memberships will be available at the door. For more details, please visit the Meetings & Maps section of our site.

Now available on our website, we have our 2009 publication, "GROWING ROSES IN A NEW ERA" - this helpful booklet will provide you with tips to enjoy growing roses in your garden without a lot of work. Right-click here to download and save the PDF today!

Don't forget to check out some of the photos from our 2009 Annual Rose Show - the winners and pictures are posted on our News page.

For a complete listing of our meetings and other upcoming events, as well as a map to the venue, please see the Meetings & Maps section.

Learn more about our History, and our Society's rose emblem on the "About Huronia" page.

The Executive page holds Society contact information and has been updated with the 2009/2010 directors. Don't forget to browse our "Rose Site Links" page for other websites devoted to roses.

We'd love to hear from you! If you have a question about the society or a rose issue, please e-mail Huronia Rose Society. Oh, and don't forget to check the rose gardening weather for Barrie.

Millennium Memorial Garden, Southshore Centre, Barrie This garden of hardy Canadian Roses was established in 2000 and is maintained by volunteers of the Huronia Rose Society. In 2003 a low wall of Owen Sound rock was created with help from the City of Barrie.In the Summer of 2006 a dispay case was placed in front of the roses with a garden guide identiying each of the kinds of roses in the garden.It has a shelf underneath the case where the society book marks are available to the public. These book marks give the current year's society information, i.e. meeting and Rose Show dates, roses for sale at Farmers' Market, society contacts. Picture courtesy of Janice Schmidt, Huronia Rose Society

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