Rose Calendar

Roses Wall Calendar: The most lauded flower in the garden repertoire is brought to life in stunning color photography, month after month. The glorious celebration of roses demonstrates why poets and writers have used the rose as a symbol and archetype of love and beauty.

Roses Easel Desk Calendar: This easel desk calendar features delicate hand-colored botanical rose prints from the 18th century. This easel calendar features twelve vintage and historic images reproduced in full color.

The Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden provides a place to appreciate the great variety of historic and modern roses as well as a place to enjoy the beauty of this beloved flower. Come find inspiration for your own backyard in this award-winning garden. Keep a perpetual record of birthdays, anniversaries, and other special occasions every year with this beautifully photographed, spiral-bound calendar.

Roses Wall Calendar: Roses are red, yellow, white, and blush with many shades in between. Different situations call for different combinations. Simple and elegant, they brighten your eyes, tickle your nose, and warm your heart. Enjoy this ancient beauty—the queen of flowers—in this lovely Roses wall calendar.

Vintage Rose Desk Pad: This 2010 Calendar Desk Blotter features the decorative floral patterns of artist Danhui Nai. This great office or home work space organizer features a 19-month calendar (June 2009 - December 2010), together with three extra blank monthly calendar sheets to extend the calendar's life even further, a blank scribble pad, and a sheet for phone numbers and e-mail addresses. The blotter features a magnetic flap at the top so you can attach notes with a paperclip or just keep loose paperclips handy. Hidden under the flap is a 2-year (2009/2010) refer...

Roses Wall Calendar: The delicate beauty of the rose has inspired poets and lovers for centuries. Roses celebrates a wide variety of roses—from grandiflora, hybrid tea, and shrub, to miniature and old garden roses. Sales benefit the American Rose Society, which promotes the growth and appreciation of American's national flower.