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<strong>World</strong> <strong>Federation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Rose</strong> <strong>Societies</strong> • UNITED STATES <strong>of</strong> AMERICA<br />

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • American <strong>Rose</strong> Society<br />

ROSE SOCIETY INFORMATION for 2012<br />

COUNTRY:...........................UNITED STATES OF AMERICA<br />

OFFICIAL NAME:................The American <strong>Rose</strong> Society<br />

Address: .....................P.O. Box 30,000<br />

Shreveport, Louisiana, 71130-0030<br />

U.S.A.<br />

Telephone: .................(Country Code: 1) (318) 938-5402<br />

Fax: ............................(Country Code: 1) (318) 938-5405<br />

E-Mail:.......................ars@ars-hq.org<br />

Web site: ....................http://www.ars.org<br />

Contact:......................Executive Director – Jeffrey Ware<br />

President - Jeff Wyck<strong>of</strong>f<br />

Organized in 1892, the American <strong>Rose</strong> Society is the largest special plant society in<br />

the United States. We have more than 20,000 regular and affiliate members and over 350<br />

affiliated local rose societies. Most ARS members are amateur gardeners who grow roses as<br />

a hobby for their own pleasure. Members are found in all 50 states.<br />

The American <strong>Rose</strong> Society <strong>of</strong>fers the following services to its members:<br />

• The American <strong>Rose</strong>, a bi-monthly, full-color magazine published 5 times a year<br />

• The American <strong>Rose</strong> Annual, which has been published annually since 1916<br />

• The Handbook for Selecting <strong>Rose</strong>s, published annually - ratings <strong>of</strong> all roses<br />

commercially available, tabulated from hundreds <strong>of</strong> individual reports from across the<br />

country<br />

• Cooperative research programs on rose problems at colleges and experimental stations<br />

• Sponsors two National <strong>Rose</strong> Conventions and <strong>Rose</strong> Shows each year<br />

• Maintains the rose registration system, and has been delegated by the International<br />

Horticultural Congress as the International Cultivator Registration Authority for <strong>Rose</strong>s<br />

• A Consulting Rosarian Program - a network <strong>of</strong> more than 2,200 expert amateur rose<br />

gardeners around the country who provide assistance and advice to novice rosarians<br />

Fees: 1 year 2 year 3 year Lifetime<br />

Individual $49 $95 $140 $1350<br />

Joint $62 $117 $170<br />

Senior (65+) $46 $89 $132 $675<br />

Senior Joint $59 $111 $162<br />

Trial Membership $10 (4 months)<br />

Canadian $54 $105 $155 N/A<br />

Canadian Joint $67 $127 $185 N/A<br />

Associate (no magazine) $13 $22 $30 N/A<br />

US/Canadian Youth $10 $20 $30 N/A<br />

Foreign $59 $115 $170 N/A<br />

Foreign Joint $72 $137 $200 N/A<br />

THE AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY • 1

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