The volunteer season at the park is in full swing. The roses have a spring peak bloom, but return with plenty of flowers in early September. Of course, the weeds never take a break… The herb and perennial gardens are

Columbus Park of Roses volunteers will “spring into action” on Saturday, March 19th to prune thousands of rose plants. Park volunteers and members of the public are invited to help Columbus Recreation and Parks Department staff with this annual chore.

Fall rose pruning is an annual event in the Park of Roses. Volunteers help prepare the plants for winter.

The weather was perfect for an early evening tree tour in the park last week. About 30 people turned out for the walk, led by local arborist Jim Slyh and Stephanie Williams, garden supervisor. They offered tips on how to

The garden staff has been busy this year, planting additional trees and shrubs in the park. Some replace specimens that were damaged, including a very large European Beech. Others were added to newly renovated beds to increase color and texture