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The Summerland Ornamental Gardens are offering a way to stop and smell the roses this Father's Day — literally.
On Sunday, June 19, rosarian for the Friends of Summerland Ornamental Gardens Rick Sauder is offering a tour and talk at the gardens to learn more about growing roses.
Sauder will point out the English rose garden, beds of specimens developed by Agriculture and Agri-food Canada breeders, a new Canadian heritage garden and more.
It all kicks off at 11 a.m. on the Lakeview Lawn at the gardens, and attendees are asked to bring their own chair, water, and to dress appropriately for the weather.
Numbers are limited, so to pre-register, email [email protected].
They also suggest packing a picnic lunch, and enjoying it after the tour at one of the many tables in the gardens.
