Welcome to the Mesa East Valley Rose Society
Working Together with Roses
Sharing the Love of Roses here in Arizona
Sharing the Love of Roses here in Arizona
Our MEVRS Rosarian, Helen Baird will talk about Companion Planting.
In nature, no matter where you are located, plants grow together as a community. Distinctive to any climate region or elevation are the range of different type of plants. These plants exist in a symbiotic relationship, all doing their part to support their mini-ecosystems.
Do not waste the space between your rose bushes; use the area to grow other plants. Helen will talk about other plants that can be used in those spaces, such as flowers, vegetables, and herbs. No Rose should be without a good buddy.
In the meantime, if you have any questions about roses or anything related to the Society, please feel free to reach out by email to one of our Consulting Rosarians (CRs) or a member of the Board—we’re always happy to help.
Thank you for your continued support, please keep your roses watered and fertilized.
Warm regards,
Mesa East Valley Rose Society
Next Meeting: October 8th, at 6:15 PM at the MCC Library Community Room
Also for your Information and Interest:
On Saturday October 3rd, fall grooming in the MCC rose garden begins, and Mike Cryer will talk about how to turn cuttings into new roses.
Here is the newsletter from the SW Rose Society. Please take a look.
Here is a guide by our local communities to help conserve water. It is a good read

Use the link below to Get more information. We are a great group to join and participate with others to have fun

Our fantastic membership helps each other learn and grow amazing roses here in Arizona. We have monthly meetings at Mesa Community College (MCC) on the Second Thursday in the library on campus each month. Plus many members volunteer and work in the gardens at MCC on Saturday Mornings.
Several of our members are Rosarians and offer help to
Our fantastic membership helps each other learn and grow amazing roses here in Arizona. We have monthly meetings at Mesa Community College (MCC) on the Second Thursday in the library on campus each month. Plus many members volunteer and work in the gardens at MCC on Saturday Mornings.
Several of our members are Rosarians and offer help to answer your rose-growing questions. Feel free to ask any of our members for advice and suggestions to help you.

Seeing a need for energetic Rose growers in Arizona we created this organization in 1953 to bring together people to share their knowledge and love of growing roses in Arizona. We also have a very large Garden at MCC that has over 10,000 roses to see how they grow here in Mesa. Come Check out the gardens anytime Open 24/7
During the year w
Seeing a need for energetic Rose growers in Arizona we created this organization in 1953 to bring together people to share their knowledge and love of growing roses in Arizona. We also have a very large Garden at MCC that has over 10,000 roses to see how they grow here in Mesa. Come Check out the gardens anytime Open 24/7
During the year we have monthly meetings normally held at the Mesa Community College main Library (1st Floor Community Room) Plus many special events to help you grown roses in Arizona. Come join us to learn more about Roses in the Desert and how to have great looking gardents.

Everyone is Welcome
Are Your Roses Lonely? Do They Need Companions? - October 8th 6:15 PM at MCC Library
Our MEVRS Rosarian, Helen Baird will talk about Companion Planting.
In nature, no matter where you are located, plants grow together as a community. Distinctive to any climate region or elevation are the range of different type
Everyone is Welcome
Are Your Roses Lonely? Do They Need Companions? - October 8th 6:15 PM at MCC Library
Our MEVRS Rosarian, Helen Baird will talk about Companion Planting.
In nature, no matter where you are located, plants grow together as a community. Distinctive to any climate region or elevation are the range of different type of plants. These plants exist in a symbiotic relationship, all doing their part to support their mini-ecosystems.
Do not waste the space between your rose bushes; use the area to grow other plants. Helen will talk about other plants that can be used in those spaces, such as flowers, vegetables, and herbs. No Rose should be without a good buddy.
In the meantime, if you have any questions about roses or anything related to the Society, please feel free to reach out by email to one of our Consulting Rosarians (CRs) or a member of the Board—we’re always happy to help.
Thank you for your continued support, please keep your roses watered and fertilized.
Warm regards,
Mesa East Valley Rose Society
Next Meeting: October 8th, at 6:15 PM at the MCC Library Community Room
Also for your Information and Interest:
On Saturday October 3rd, fall grooming in the MCC rose garden begins, and Mike Cryer will talk about how to turn cuttings into new roses.
Zoom Link below if you cannot attend in person
Sign up to hear from us about meetings events and our auction plus much more.
You can grow amazing roses here in AZ. Each Month we will feature one of our members garden to give you some ideas on how to grown roses in your yard. Come back often and watch more of these.
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