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The Illi-AnaIL-IN DISTRICT NEWSLETTERAFFILIATED WITH THE AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETYFALL 2017Editor: Sonja LallemandFeatured Speakers will be tom CarruthCentral/Illinois-Indiana Districtsand Christian BédardCombined Rose ShowTom Carruth is a giant in the rose world as one ofAmerica’s leading hybridizers — having hybridized over100 rose varieties. Among them are Julia Child,Scentimental, Cinco de Mayo, Hot Cocoa, Wild BlueYonder, Strike it Rich, Betty Boop and Top Gun. Tomcurrently is the Curator of the Rose Collection at theHuntington Library & Botanical Garden.Saturday September 16, 2017Missouri Botanical Gardens4344 Shaw BoulevardChristian Bédard – Passionate about his rose researchand breeding work, Christian began his career at WeeksRoses in 2000 working with Tom Carruth as LicensingProject Manager and Research Assistant and now, withTom’s recent retirement, he is currently the ResearchDirector & Licensing Manager for Weeks Roses.St. Louis, MO 63110Join us for this joint meeting and ring yourroses. Included in the schedule is a not to bemissed tour of behind the scenes atMissouri Botanical Gardens.Complete meeting schedule, registration form and hotelinformation can be found in this newsletter. Thedeadline to receive the hotel discount is August 12, 2017Register Early!“Hot Cocoa”1
CENTRAL/ILLINOIS-INDIANA DISTRICTS COMBINED ROSE SHOW & CONFERENCESSCHEDULESEPTEMBER 16, 2017Missouri Botanical GardenSATURDAY6:00 a.m.6:00 a.m. to 9:457:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.9:45 a.m.10:00 a.m.10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.10:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.10:15 a.m.10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.3:45 p.m.3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.3:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.4344 Shaw Blvd.St. Louis, MO 63110Registration Opens at the Piper Lobby in Ridgeway CenterHorticulture – or 10: a.m. – Arrangements Prepping of rosesRefreshments for exhibitorsJudges’ breakfastLast Call for Horticulture entriesLast Call for Arrangement and Photography entriesHorticulture judging of rose showArrangement and Photography judging of rose showSilent Auction open for biddingBehind the Scenes Tour of Missouri Botanical GardenBox luncheon for registrantsJudges’ luncheonRose show open to publicTom CarruthChristian BédardSilent Auction bidding closesCentral District meetingIllinois-Indiana District meetingNOTE: Two different rooms have been booked for the meetings4:30 p.m.Awards PresentationsPLEASE LEAVE YOUR ROSES FOR THE ROSE SHOW ON SUNDAYSUNDAY9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. – Rose Show Open tot the Public2
2017 Central and IL-IN Districts Combined Fall Rose ShowMissouri Botanical GardensSaturday September 16, 20174344 Shaw BoulevardSt. Louis, MO 63110Registration Form:Names:Address:City: State: Zip code:Phone: ( ) - Email:Do you plan to exhibit: Horticulture Arrangements PhotographyRegistration includes box lunch, all speakers and programs.NumberAmountRegistration: 45.00 per person before August 26 Late Registration: 50.00 per person after August 26 Total amount enclosed Lunch included – Indicate choice for each person registering – enter first name next tochoice if more than one person registeringRoast beef sandwichCh icken salad sandwichSassafras Café saladMake check payable to: The Rose Society of Greater St. Louis Mail Registration and payment to:Sonja Lallemand10309 Old Highway 13Murphysboro, IL 62966-6602YOU MUST MAKE YOUR OWN HOTEL RESERVATIONSHOTEL INFORMATIONDrury Inn & Suites St. Louis Forest Park2111 Sulphur Ave.Saint Louis, MO 63139To book online: https://www.druryhotels.comPhone Reservation Number: 1-800-325-0720The group # is 2303878. The group name is The Rose Society of St. Louis.Two (2) Queen Beds (includes up to 4 per room) 159.99 ( 199 is regular price). In addition to a fantastic hotbreakfast, free drinks & snacks are offered 5:30-7:00 pm; free popcorn & drinks offered 5:30-10:00 pm.T HIS B LO CK PRICE IS VALID UNT IL AUGUST 12, 2017There are numerous hotels in the St Louis Area you can book yourself; however, we have reserved ten rooms atDrury Inn. “Balloon Glow” www.greatforestlparkballoonrace.com is being held this same weekend, so weadvise booking your room ASAP. Most hotels have an option to cancel closer to your booking date (you maywant to make sure) if at the last minute you are unable to attend.3
SILENT AUCTION ITEMSNEEDEDFrom the ARS Website withDan Keil, Master RosarianCentral & Illininois/Indiana Districts Combined RoseShow and MeetingsSeptember 16, 2017 MISSOURI BOTANICALGARDENQuestion: What are the ten principles of rosepruningThank you for using our ARS Q&A!!!The major source of income for a districtmeeting/rose show is the Silent Auction. Pleaseconsider donating an item. At past auctions, themebaskets have been very popular. Examples: “Tasteof Italy” (Italian pasta, wine, marina sauce, pastabowl, bread); “Going to the Movies” (microwavepopcorn, colorful small bowls, DVD); “Cookingwith the Grandkids” ( small apron, cookbook withkid friendly recipes, measuring spoons & cups,spatula, sprinkles, cookie mix); ho-made jam andjelly; almost any home made bakery item(NOTICE A PATTERN OF FOOD? – grin).You can search You Tube on how to wrap thebasket.The main reason is to remove all the junk in thebush and leave 4 strong canes. Bushes get weakenedwith all this little growth that grows at the bottomof the bush. If you keep that out and focus on yourmain canes you will have a good bush.Pruning is to open the center of the bush to let lightin. During the season it gets crowded in there.Keep all crossing canes cut. Crossing canes are thecanes that go through the bush, rubbing on othercanesRemoving all diseased canes. Look at the cut youmake. Look at the inner bark. Is it creamy whitecolor? If not prune down until you see this creamywhite color. Think of you stem as a bundle ofdrinking straws. If one straw gets plugged or two ormore straws get plugged it affects everything abovethat area. I doubt you will have a bloom on thatcane.Items don’t necessarily need to be in a basket such ashand made items, rose bushes, pruners, loppers,fertilizer, etc.Bruce Davis has volunteered to co-ordinate donateditems. To determine space, he would appreciate ifyou’d notify him of your planned donation byAugust 15th; however, you may still bring itemsthe day of the convention without priornotification.Cut low instead of high. The new growth willsupport a big bloom. If you cut high the growth isnot as strong.When the growth is coming onp you decide if youwant a spray or a single bloom. If you want a spray,remove the lead bud. If you want a single bloomremove all the side growth!!His contact info:Bruce Davis 618-910-4547davisbh2000@yahoo.com – “SILENT AUCTION”IN SUBJECT LINE (like many of us, if he doesn’trecognize the sender, he won’t open the email)During the season, prune to remove any dangerousbranches sticking out. During the season every timeyou cut a bloom, you are pruning the plant. Cutdown to the second 5th leaflet. Just above the areawhere the leaf joins the stem. The new growth willcome out there.Do not be afraid to prune, you will not hurt theplant. It's when you don't prune that causes4
problems.Wear safety glasses when pruning, rose canes will takean eye out. I got scratched in the eye once when Iwas pruning a Climber. I thought I cut that cane, Ididn't! OUCH!!! Also wear good goatskin gloves.Protect you hands!!Enjoy your roses!Question: I have a red rose climbing rose bush.Last year it bloomed very nicely and that was theend, only one bloom the whole summer. My rosebush just finished blooming and the roses aredying. Should I deadhead the roses, would thatmaybe be the reason the bush did not re-bloomlast year?Roses in ReviewJim and Kaye WessbecherIllinois/Indiana Roses in Review CoordinatorsYears ago a red Climber came out on the marketcalled Paul's Scarlet Climber. It bloomed heavily . Itwas a once a year bloomer, like some Old GardenRoses. It was such a great red Climber, that a breederput ever blooming genes into that rose and came outwith Blaze Climber, Now it bloomed all year.Now, your rose. If you had Blaze, it would send outnew growth, and re-bloom. You said that you onlyhad one bloom period last year. You have Paul'sScarlet Climber.Just go ahead and clip off the spent blooms. ThisFall, do not cut the rose back. The rose blooms onlast years growth.The 2017 Roses in Review information will beincluded in the July/ August edition of the AmericanRose magazine.Please take some time to check the list of roses to bereviewed this year and make some notes about anythat you might be growing. Then be sure to fill outthe online form or mail in your results. The onlineform will be available July 1st, however results are notdue until Sept. 26th. This is a great way to shareinformation about how newer varieties thathave been marketed in the last two to four yearsperform in our area. If you have any questions,please feel free to contact us at:So if the bush is cut back, it will not bloom!!!jkwessbecher@gmail.comNow you have some history as well as what is goingon with your rose!!Thanks so much for your help.Have fun growing roses!!Rosa Mundi5
Rose Rosette WorkshopPRESENTED BY THE KANSAS CITY ROSE SOCIETYMonday, August 21, 201712:00 - 4:00 pmJacob Loose Memorial Park--Garden CenterKansas City, MORegistration fee: 25The American Rose Society has identified rose rosettedisease as the greatest threat to the future ofcommercial and recreational growth and enjoymentof roses. The Kansas City Rose Society, inconjunction with the Mid-American Green IndustryCouncil, will present and informational workshopwhich will feature three nationally recognized expertsin the study of the disease in order to provideattendees with the most current research andmanagement practices on rose rosette.SPEAKERS ARE:Dr. Mark Windham, University of Tennessee atKnoxville--Plant Pathologist whose research focuseson rose rosette epidemiology and management.Dr. Raymond Cloyd, Kansas State University-Entomologist and Extension specialist in horticulturalentomology who has written and presentedextensively on rose rosette.Dr. David Zlesak, University of Wisconsin at RiverFalls--Horticulturalist whose research focuses onwoody plant pathology and breeding regionallyadapted plant cultivars.The workshop fee covers all materials and a boxlunch. One hour of Consulting Rosarian credit willbe given for CR's in attendance.For further information and to register rkshop.htmlor contact Rob Gray at 816-520-3291 orrgray@hoerrschaudt.com for further information6
SILENT AUCTION ITEMS NEEDED Central & Illininois/Indiana Districts Combined Rose Show and Meetings September 16, 2017 MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN The major source of income for a district meeting/rose show is the Silent Auction. Please consider donating an item. At past auctions, theme
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