Membership Directory - Sea to Sky Meeting Management Inc.
Membership Directory - Sea to Sky Meeting Management Inc.
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COUNTRY:...........................SWEDEN<br />
ROSE SOCIETY INFORMATION for 2008<br />
OFFICIAL NAME:................Svenska Rosensällskapet<br />
Address: .....................Lilla Stensgården<br />
SE 540 17 Lerdala<br />
Sweden<br />
Telephone: ................. (Country Code: 46) 0511-802-28<br />
Email:.........................srs@svenskarosensallskapet.org<br />
Website: .....................www.svenskarosensallskapet.org<br />
Contact:......................President – Lars-Erik Johansson<br />
Email: srs@svenskarosensallskapet.org<br />
Secretary – Camilla Sörman<br />
Domaregården 3125<br />
SE 713 02 Gyt<strong>to</strong>rp<br />
Sweden<br />
Tel: (Country Code: 46) 0587-704 35<br />
The Swedish Rose Society was founded in 1987. There are nearly 1500 members, many<br />
organized in one of the 12 local groups located from Skåne in the south <strong>to</strong> Medelpad in the north.<br />
The groups have their own program activities and meetings, advertised in Rosenbladet and on the<br />
society homepage. The Swedish Rose Society is also a member of the Nordic Rose Society.<br />
Rosenbladet is issued four times a year, in February, May, August and November. This<br />
journal is the most important membership benefit and is all in colour. Because Sweden is such a long<br />
country with very diverse climatic conditions, the journal aims at giving advice on rose growing <strong>to</strong><br />
members from all parts of the country. For instance, it includes an annual survey sent in by members,<br />
evaluating the health and hardiness of their roses.<br />
In addition, the society organizes conferences, lectures and <strong>to</strong>urs <strong>to</strong> public and private rose<br />
gardens in Sweden and abroad.<br />
The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Swedish Biodiversity Centre, is<br />
responsible for the work related <strong>to</strong> POM, Programme for Diversity of Cultivated Plants. This<br />
programme aims at identifying and preserving cultivated plants in general. The rose project, started<br />
during 2004, aims at identifying and preserving old cultivated roses in Sweden. The Swedish Rose<br />
Society and its members, <strong>to</strong>gether with rose gardens, botanic gardens, museums, etc., take a large<br />
part in this work by identifying and locating cultivated roses that can be of interest for POM.<br />
Fees: 200 SEK per year<br />
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