Mesa Community College Rose Garden
located in Mesa, Arizona
The Rose Garden at Mesa Community College was established in 1996 as a partnership between the Mesa-East Valley Rose Society and the community college. The garden is a popular gathering place for meetings, events, weddings as well as providing a demonstration and learning center for students and researchers.
At this time, there are over 7500 roses which are maintained by volunteers and members of the Society. It is the largest public rose garden in the desert southwest. There is a special section featuring patriotically named roses called the Veterans Garden which also features garden art and sculpture.
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Address:
1833 West Southern
Mesa, AZ 85202
Hours & Times:
Campus Hours
Admission:
Free
Phone:
(480) 461-7000
Visit the Official Website
1833 West Southern
Mesa, AZ 85202
Hours & Times:
Campus Hours
Admission:
Free
Phone:
(480) 461-7000
Visit the Official Website
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