Rose Garden

Officers with the Duluth Police Department are investigating a scene on the Duluth Lakewalk near the Rose Garden where a deceased person was found.

Professionals will teach you how to do the task and you can help the gardeners get Leif Erickson Park ready for winter.

When you say tipping in the state of Minnesota, most people think cows. It's actually a method for winterizing roses. The City of Duluth is inviting the public to help tip roses in the Rose Garden at Leif Erikson Park.

No this is not going to be a program about finding faith, it's the annual "Raise The Roses" program to get the rose garden overlooking the lake ready to be full and beautiful again. The City Of Duluth are looking for volunteers and again it's a chance to learn.

The City of Duluth is inviting the public to help tip roses in the Rose Garden at Leif Erikson Park. This community event will be held on Saturday, October 22 from 9:00 AM- 12:00 PM and Tuesday, October 25, from 3:00-6:00 PM.

Raise the Roses sounds like some kind of Parade you would watch on TV but the City Of Duluth Parks And Maintenance staff is looking for hard working people at the annual "Raising Of The Roses" in the Rose Garden on London Road.

One might think that something that cover 31,700 square miles wouldn't disappear, but walking through the Rose Garden on London Road

The City Of Duluth Parks And Maintenance staff is requesting your help at the annual "Raising Of The Roses" in the Rose Garden on London Road. Staff will be there to teach you the Minnesota way and offer tips for growing as you help make the Duluth landmark look good.

Have you raked your yard and haven't dealt with the leaves yet? The City of Duluth is in need of bagged leaves to place on top of the roses at the Rose Garden. All the beautiful roses need to be covered by bagged leaves annually to protect them from the harsh Northland winters.

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