Few flowers are as prized in the garden as roses.
With blooms of many colors, sizes and forms, roses have been at the top of the flower hierarchy since man first decided to take a hand in designing the landscape. This inviting niche was once a leaky pond that Boswell decided to fill in. Rose lovers are not content with one or two or even a dozen plants. Devotees like Tammy Boswell own hundreds that they enjoy in the garden and clip for competitions like the Mother's Day Rose show Sunday at Oak Court Mall. To share that enthusiasm with others, Boswell and nine other rosarians will open their gardens to the public from 1 to 6 p.m. May 20.