The bright yellow daffodils, forsythia and Cornus mas are attracting attention at the Park of Roses this week. Two stunning shows of daffodils can be seen in the Perennial Garden and beyond the new wrought iron fence near the Earth

Saturday, March 24 turned out to be a great day for the Spring Cutback at the Park of Roses. Despite a worrisome weather forecast earlier in the week, we were blessed with sun between the clouds. A second blessing was

Join Columbus Recreation and Parks Department staff and Park of Roses volunteers for the 28th Annual Rose Cutback.  The event will be held on Saturday, March 24, from 8:30-11:30 am. No rose experience or registration is needed. This annual event

Here it is, late February and signs of spring are beginning to be seen in the park. Witch Hazels, Hellebores and the Cornus mas are sure signs that spring is not far away. We hope you visit and enjoy these

Hello, Park of Roses volunteers, donors and visitors. I hope 2018 started out well for all of you. No doubt some of you are settled at home, happily thumbing through garden catalogs and dreaming of spring. I love welcoming a