Here are a few of the local gardens we've helped preserve over the years.

Meeker mansion

The Meeker Mansion rose garden was originally established in 2002, with a mix of hybrid teas, floribunda, grandiflora, miniature roses, miniflora, rugosa, and David Austin’s award-winning English roses.

Good Samaritan Hospital

The Rose Walk at the Good Samaritan Hospital highlights many different species and colors of roses, and offers a delightful accent to a peaceful and serene stroll through the hospital grounds. Roses have a long history in their use in folk remedies, including skincare, digestion, headaches, and certain infections. Roses also offer a soothing property to the emotions, and have been known to aid in treatments for conditions of stress and anxiety.

PIoneer Park

Located adjacent to the Veterans Memorial, the Seabrook Garden in Pioneer Park was originally planted with help from early members of the Puyallup Rose Society. The City expanded the garden area to accommodate 20 new glory roses that are specifically cultivated to honor veterans, including Veteran’s Honor and Let Freedom Ring. The garden’s main section also now features a Rosie the Riveter plant in recognition of women who worked in the factories during the second world war, and a rose named Firefighter in tribute to our first responders.

Swiss sportsman club park

Swiss Park, off 198th in Bonney Lake, is a sportsman’s club for Swiss members. The park was purchased in 1946 as a gun club and then merged with the Schwingers (wrestling) Club in 1958. The park consists of 42 acres, but only about five acres are open for events, the rest is a natural wooded area with with a rose garden, of which the Puyallup Rose Society maintains year-round.