WELCOME TO THE TRI

	We are a non-profit organization affiliated with the American Rose Society. The purpose of the society is to encourage and create interest in the growing of roses, and to foster a better understanding of their cultivation.
Reproduced from an original volume of Les Roses by Belgian-born Pierre Joseph Redoute [published 1828-1829] held in the Archives, Royal 'Botanic Garden Melbourne.	Join the ARS The American Rose Society is now offering a four-month trial membership for only $10 to anyone who is interested in becoming a member of the organization. Most ARS members are home gardeners who enjoy growing roses and want to expand their knowledge of rose culture.

About Us	Growing Good Roses
Membership	In the Garretts' Garden
Membership	Recommended Roses
Meetings	Recommended Roses
2010 Officers	Jeff's 2009 Rose Review
Dan Brickman, 2009 Outstanding CR of the Year	Cindy's 2009 Miniature Review
Sue Ruxton, 2009 Bronze Medal Award	2009 Roses in Review results for Tenarky District
Buddy Harris, Top Gun 2009	2005 Roses in Review Triennial Survey results for Tenarky
By-Laws	Top Exhibition Roses in the South Central U.S. by Robert B. Martin, Jr.
Ask the Experts	Beaty's Rose List 2010 Holcomb's Rose List Hixson 2010 Holcomb's Rose List FO 2010 Green Thumb Rose List 2010
Disease/Insect/Pest Information	Miscellaneous
Spray Formulations for Large Gardens	Ray Cloyd's presentation of June 24, 2010
Spray Formulations for Small Gardens	Read the latest issue of Katnips
Spray Equipment	Read Carol Sharpe's trip report on the National Miniature Rose Show & Conference held in Milwaukee
Spray Protection
Modes of Action - paper by Roger Bryan and Dr. Raymond Cloyd	Links to Other Websites
Yellow Leaves	Using the Internet
Controlling Weeds	Using the Internet
Controlling Weeds	Cindy Garrett's presentation on Preserving Roses and Drying Roses
Deer Season is Open!
Herbicides	View Roger Bryan's talk on Spraying Your Garden
Rescuing a rose garden - read an interesting article which tells how two dedicated rosarians were able to save an AARS garden.