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DESCRIPTION:Growing Old Roses at Salthill\nJoin us for a f
or a rose themed morning at Salthill House in association with National Bu
ilt Heritage Service! One for the horticulturalists! Dr Marianne O’Kane
Boal will discuss the symbolism of roses in history\, poetry and stories i
n the Salthill House garden shed. This will be followed by Salthill owner
Elizabeth Temple demonstrating how to grow roses with fresh examples cut f
rom the gardens of the different varieties of historical roses grown here
outside. A specialist demonstration that will action the words of Dr Maria
nne and let those attending get their hands dirty. Dr. Marianne O'Kane Boa
l is a curator\, critic and art historian. She writes for the Irish Arts R
eview and is President of AICA Ireland\, the International Association of
Art Critics. Her talk to be called: ‘The symbolism and significance of R
oses in the History of Art.’ Elizabeth Temple has over four decades crea
ted a uniquely beautiful walled garden in Mountcharles\, Co. Donegal. Salt
hill Gardens is a 1.3-acre\, 18th-century walled garden overlooking Donega
l Bay with a distinctive "painterly" aesthetic. Elizabeth took on a beauti
ful green space\, that was substantially lawn\, and over time transformed
it with flowing paths and the planting of many vivid perennials\, shrubs a
nd trees - including a wonderful collection of old roses - creating a laye
red and richly textured\, impressionistic landscape like no other. 9.45 Ar
rival 10.00 Talk 11.00 Tea and Coffee 11.30 Demonstration 12.30 Walk aroun
d garden and folly 13.00 Ends
DTSTAMP:20260525T184306Z
LOCATION:Salthill House\, Mountcharles\, DL\, Ireland
SUMMARY:Growing Old Roses at Salthill
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Growing Old Roses at Salthill
\nJoin us for a for a rose themed morning at Salthill House in association
with National Built Heritage Service! One for the horticulturalists! Dr M
arianne O’Kane Boal will discuss the symbolism of roses in history\, poe
try and stories in the Salthill House garden shed. This will be followed b
y Salthill owner Elizabeth Temple demonstrating how to grow roses with fre
sh examples cut from the gardens of the different varieties of historical
roses grown here outside. A specialist demonstration that will action the
words of Dr Marianne and let those attending get their hands dirty. Dr. Ma
rianne O'Kane Boal is a curator\, critic and art historian. She writes for
the Irish Arts Review and is President of AICA Ireland\, the Internationa
l Association of Art Critics. Her talk to be called: ‘The symbolism and
significance of Roses in the History of Art.’ Elizabeth Temple has over
four decades created a uniquely beautiful walled garden in Mountcharles\,
Co. Donegal. Salthill Gardens is a 1.3-acre\, 18th-century walled garden o
verlooking Donegal Bay with a distinctive "painterly" aesthetic. Elizabeth
took on a beautiful green space\, that was substantially lawn\, and over
time transformed it with flowing paths and the planting of many vivid pere
nnials\, shrubs and trees - including a wonderful collection of old roses
- creating a layered and richly textured\, impressionistic landscape like
no other. 9.45 Arrival 10.00 Talk 11.00 Tea and Coffee 11.30 Demonstration
12.30 Walk around garden and folly 13.00 Ends
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