The Columbus Park of Roses has developed a wonderful collection of ornamental trees over the decades. Many offer year-round interest in the gardens: brilliant foliage in the fall and berry displays through the winter, but most put on their best

Yes! If you visit the Columbus Park of Roses, walk over to the Witch Hazel collection on the north side of the Long Mall in the Formal Rose Garden, and you might agree! From mid-February into March, these deciduous trees

Frequent visitors to the park may be aware of the stately northern red oak tree located just outside the east edge of the Backyard Garden. In fact, it was featured in the blog, From Little Acorns Grow, two years ago.

As you walk the gardens of the Columbus Park of Roses and enjoy the changing foliage of deciduous trees and plants, also take note of the conifers. In many plantings, they provide a unifying backdrop as seen below in the

You may have heard certain roses described as ‘shrub roses.’ The American Rose Society (ARS) defines them as “a class of hardy, easy-care plants that encompass bush roses that do not fit in any other category of rose bush.” They