Membership Directory - Sea to Sky Meeting Management Inc.
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COUNTRY:...........................RUSSIA<br />
ROSE SOCIETY INFORMATION for 2008<br />
OFFICIAL NAME:................Russian Association of Rosarians<br />
Address: .....................Smolnaya str 24A, office 1025<br />
Moscow<br />
125445, Russia<br />
Telephone: .................(Country Code: 7) (495)988-76-24 or (495)724-13-36 or<br />
(495)729-13-36<br />
Fax: ............................(Country Code: 7) (495)988-76-24 or (495)5726822<br />
Email:.........................ukolov_aleksandr@list.ru<br />
Website: .....................www.rusroza.ru<br />
Contact:......................President: Alexander Ukolov<br />
Roses appeared in the middle of the 17th century in the gardens of the Tsar Mikhail<br />
Fedorovitch, and until the 19th century they were only grown in the gardens of the nobility.<br />
Roses became widespread in the 20th century. First orchards that specialized in industrial<br />
rose cultivation were established. Large collections of roses were created in the main botanic<br />
garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow and in the Nikitskiy botanic garden<br />
in the USSR period. New cultivars were created and technology for the advancement of rose<br />
culture in northern regions was developed in the institutes of scientific research.<br />
Unfortunately due <strong>to</strong> limited financing for such scientific work, the development of new<br />
Russian cultivars fell behind much of the rest of the world. But it is our hope <strong>to</strong> now<br />
establish rose gardens and bring the newest roses <strong>to</strong> people in Russia.<br />
The Russian Association of Rosarians was established under the auspices of the<br />
World Federation of Rose Societies, led by WFRS President Gérald Meylan. Russia joined<br />
the WFRS on May 7, 2007 and the Russian Association of Rosarians became its 37th<br />
member.<br />
The Russian Association of Rosarians was established as a non-commercial<br />
organization. It has its own rose orchard and plans <strong>to</strong> hold rose competitions in the near<br />
future. The majority of its members are enthusiastic amateur rosarians, both those who are<br />
beginners and those who have been cultivating roses for a long time. They want <strong>to</strong> broaden<br />
their knowledge of roses and <strong>to</strong> know more about the rose novelties in the world.<br />
<strong>Membership</strong> in the Russian Association of Rosarians is open <strong>to</strong> everyone. There is an<br />
annual fee of 1000 rubles.<br />
Members receive the Association bulletin, informational material, brochures, articles,<br />
invitations <strong>to</strong> exhibitions, and access <strong>to</strong> consultations for all rose questions. They also can<br />
take part in trials, seminars and training programs.<br />
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