If your rose garden is looking more neglected than professional, it might be a good idea to head to Peace Park on Saturday, July 13.
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The Kiama Garden Club will combine with the Illawarra Rose Society for the annual Plants, Pots and Posies and rose pruning demonstration from 10am-2pm.
"There's an art in where you cut and where you don't and the shape, said Esmay Foster, who has been a member of both the Garden Club and the Rose Society for more than 10 years.
"Winsome Parker had the idea of turning this are into Peace Park, an area of reflection for people."
The Garden Club, Rose Society and Lions Club are all instrumental to the success of the park.
Morning tea with cakes and slices will be provided on Saturday by the Rose Society, in addition to their stall. The Garden Club stall will have plants to sell including succulents, homemade conserves, biscuits, cakes, craft items, fresh flowers and lavender posies.
