Municipal Rose Garden

The El Paso Municipal Rose Garden, situated on four-sections of land, is home to more than 1,460 flower shrubberies and 320 diverse rose assortments. The Rose Garden was opened to general society in 1959 and was extended to its present size in 2006. The garden has raised beds, a waterfall, a Koi lake, trees and bushes, and in addition wide walkways all inside an iron-fenced territory.

New assortments of roses are planted every year by volunteers who do the pruning, deadheading, wedding, and rose stock. Visits are offered amid crest sprout times. The garden has occasions consistently, including the Kids and Kows, which is an instructive occasion that is adapted towards school age youngsters that enables them to find out about horticulture.