Not until you visit these sprawling gardens in Washington Park will you fully understand the reasoning behind one of Portland's nicknames ... operated public rose test garden in the United ...

The International Rose Test Garden at Washington Park ... around the time that local nurserymen were pitching the idea of a rose test garden in Portland, Jessie Curry, president of the Rose ...

PORTLAND, Oregon — Portland's acclaimed International Rose Test Garden is a big tourist attraction for the city — not only during the Rose Festival, but all year long. Now, some worry the city ...

Portland, Oregon is known as the city of roses but it could also be known as the city of gardens. We visited the International Rose Test Garden, the oldest garden of its kind in the United States ...

The 12-acre Portland Japanese Garden is made up ... They also suggested pairing a trip to the International Rose Test Garden with a visit here as both gardens are within walking distance of ...

(KOIN) — An explosion of color greets visitors at Washington Park as Portland’s International Rose Test Garden blooms with 10,000 rose bushes in more than 600 varieties. The Rose Garden is ...

Portland's International Rose Test Garden in Washington Park is a refuge from a hectic world. But during World War I, the rose garden offered a refuge of a different sort: It was a preserve for ...

Follow a year in the Portland Rose Garden with the man who has tended it for two decades. Harry Landers worked for and curated Portland's famous International Rose Test Garden from 1989 to 2017.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland's famous International Rose Test Garden celebrated a historic milestone today: its 100th birthday! The garden's centennial celebration started at 11 AM Saturday ...

The International Rose Test Garden is located in Washington Park at 400 SW Kingston Avenue, Portland. It is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Admission to the garden is free. If you ...

Portland’s International Rose Test Garden in Washington Park is a refuge from a hectic world. But during World War I, the rose garden offered a refuge of a different sort: It was a preserve for ...