Meet up with Stephen at the spectacular Jay Estate Gardens for a free workshop that’s all about roses, rose gardening and rose care. Presented by The Jay Heritage Center, a 23-acre educational campus, hosting innovative and inclusive programs about American History, Social Justice, Architecture and Environmental Stewardship.

Meet up with Stephen at the spectacular Jay Estate Gardens for a free workshop that’s all about roses, rose gardening and rose care. Presented by The Jay Heritage Center, a 23-acre educational campus, hosting innovative and inclusive programs about American History, Social Justice, Architecture and Environmental Stewardship.

If you’re passing anywhere by the Three Rivers, Stephen will be hosting the Remember Me Rose Garden’s 2023 Garden Party and Fundraiser on Sat afternoon. Join friends of RMRG for finger foods, soft drinks, beer & wine, plus a special live performance by Pittsburgh jazz icon Kenny Blake. Tickets are only $25 at the link here.

Beauty abounds at Elizabeth Park Conservancy when the roses reach their peak bloom in early June! As rosarian and rose garden curator, Stephen leads tours at 11 AM and again at 1 PM in both the Helen S Kaman Rose Garden and the Heritage Rose Garden. No registration required.

Riverside Garden Club opens their door to members and rose enthusiasts for a very special edition of Stephen’s Rose Garden Chronicles focused on the Nutmeg State. Adding to scenes and stories from his private gardening clients, Stephen recounts how a spectacular revitalization was brought to the Helen S Kamen Rose Garden, the country’s oldest public rose garden located at Elizabeth Park in West Hartford, Connecticut.

Contact Martha Marquand Marquandmartha@gmail.com for information, or visit https://www.riversidectgardenclub.org to become a member.

Join Heritage Rose Foundation president Stephen Scanniello in Shreveport this May for the HRF annual membership meeting and the newest edition of Stephen’s “Rose Garden Chronicles,” detailing the countless joys (and occasional tribulations) encountered as a rosarian, curator, gardener and consultant for gardens public and private across the country and around the world.

Rose care MasterClass with Stephen Scanniello shows how we Spring ahead at Remember Me Rose Garden living memorial to the heroes who perished aboard United Flight 93 on 9/11. Breakfast presentation at Camp Allegheny precedes hands-on experience pruning hundreds of roses alongside horticulture students from Florida Southern College under Dr. Malcolm Manners.

Grab your good pruning shears and head on down to Shreveport, Louisiana this Saturday. Come prepared to get your knees dirty alongside Stephen and friends of the Heritage Rose Foundation as we take up our first big pruning session of the season for the recently restored heritage rose collection at ARS headquarters.

Click to find directions to the garden with a link to Google maps. Hope to see you there!

Rose novices and experienced rosarians alike are invited to join Stephen alongside Dr. Malcolm Manners, FSC students and friends in giving Ruth’s Rose Garden it’s annual Spring pruning.

Stephen’s hands-on pruning workshops will kick off the all-volunteer event on the Frank Lloyd Wright campus of Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida. Click on photo to view more details.

Make a date with Stephen for a walk through the prickly history of the rose and rose gardens, full of fascinating facts, famous names and more than a few scandals. The Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons’ holiday reception follows the lecture.

For additional information, visit the link below or email hahmember@optonline.net

https://hahgarden.org/education/lecture-series/

In partnership with the American Rose Society, the Heritage Rose Foundation designed and curated the 4th Circle of the Great Garden Restoration at the American Rose Center in Shreveport, Louisiana, featuring roses that pre-date the 20th century.

HRF president Stephen Scanniello will speak on the importance of preserving America’s rose heritage and how roses were selected for the garden. Trustee Connie Hilker will describe the classes of heritage roses, highlighting several of the featured roses. Trustee Peggy Martin will talk about training long-caned Bourbon and other heritage roses to their best advantage. The webinar will also include a Question and Answer session to be followed by an open-to-all HRF membership meeting.

Note Times 2PM Eastern/1PM Central

Register at: https://bit.ly/Oct22_HRF_webinar

All are invited to come, meet Stephen and hear him speak on his two favorite subjects: Roses throughout the centuries and preserving rose history. Click on this pdf link for information on how to register: http://rosepetals.org/images/2022_Founders_Day_Flyer_Revised.pdf. You do not need to be a member of the New England Rose Society to join their Founders Day celebration.