Europe's Rose Garden, Rose garden in Zweibrücken, Germany
Europe's Rose Garden in Zweibrücken displays over 60,000 rose plants representing about 2,000 different varieties, arranged across multiple themed sections and winding pathways. The garden is designed so visitors can easily explore the different varieties and their colors.
The garden began in the early 1900s as a municipal project and grew into Germany's largest rose collection. Over the decades, it developed into an internationally recognized center for rose cultivation.
The garden hosts annual rose festivals where specialists share knowledge and present new varieties to visitors. People from the region gather to exchange gardening insights and explore the diverse collection together.
Visitors find well-maintained paths throughout the garden, and information stations provide details about rose care and cultivation. It helps to wear comfortable shoes and allow time to explore at your own pace.
Scientists on site run a specialized breeding program that develops new varieties with better climate resistance and disease protection. This work keeps the garden at the forefront of rose research and innovation.
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