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COUNTRY:...........................NORWAY<br />

ROSE SOCIETY INFORMATION for 2008<br />

OFFICIAL NAME:................The Norwegian Rose Society (NRS)<br />

Address: .....................S<strong>to</strong>rgata 12<br />

N-3484 Holmsbu<br />

Norway<br />

Telephone: .................(Country Code: 47) 32 79 36 38<br />

Email:.........................post@norskroseforening.com<br />

Website; .....................www.norskroseforening.com<br />

Contact:......................Secretary – Leonard Larsen<br />

The Norwegian Rose Society (NRS) was founded in 1982 in association with the<br />

Norwegian Horticultural Society. Today it is an independent Society and also part of the<br />

Nordic Rose Society. Our aim is <strong>to</strong> promote interest in and knowledge of garden roses. The<br />

NRS has a centrally elected board of six members from the Oslo area, five local divisions and<br />

ten other contact people from all over Norway. Since 1994, a paid secretary has been<br />

contracted <strong>to</strong> ease the workload of Board members. The NRS has over 1200 members.<br />

Our publication is issued four times a year. In addition, meetings, lectures, courses<br />

and <strong>to</strong>urs are arranged every year. The main Rose Show is held in Oslo in early July and<br />

includes a competitive exhibition of roses in several classes. This main event of our year can<br />

draw several thousand people and is a welcome source of income for the Society.<br />

A demonstration Rose Garden was founded in 1990 at Tomb Agricultural School,<br />

near Moss, south of Oslo. Its aim is <strong>to</strong> show the public a “Living Rose Catalogue”. The<br />

roses are purchased, but many new varieties are sent <strong>to</strong> us for evaluation by noted firms in<br />

Europe. Today we have nearly 400 different varieties, including his<strong>to</strong>ric roses and wellknown<br />

Norwegian shrub roses. All the continuous flowering roses are evaluated after their<br />

first winter in the field. They are evaluated for at least three years, using a 100 point scale.<br />

The results are published every year in the November/December issue of the Society<br />

magazine, ROSEBLADET, and in the Tomb Rosegarden brochure<br />

Fees: NOK 200 (2008)<br />

NOK 225 (2009)<br />

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