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Maybe just a handful of cities and towns in Europe keenly promote their fragrant roses as in Rapperswil-Jona. This fact received public confirmation at the large commemorative rose festival in Nöggenschwiel in Southern Germany. In July 1999 leading European experts recorded and acknowledged
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rose garden section dates back to 1974: the rose garden was extended at the location of the former orchard of the Capuchin monks – in return they received compensation for the loss of fruit. This smaller garden of about 350 square metres (3,767 sq ft) is divided into four beds by
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building. The fountain consists of an earlier memorial stone for the creator of the first rose gardens, and an inscription was created by the local poet Pius Rickenmann. The bronze great crested grebe is a work by the Swiss sculptor Ernst Ghenzi which was financed by the
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intersecting paths. It is bordered on all four sides by corner flower beds. Thed old tiered fountain in the middle of the garden was a gift on occasion of the 750th century of the town of Rapperswil. It was planted with older bed roses and a few standard rose bushes.
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letters and normal lettering. On the rectangular area of about 600 square metres (6,458 sq ft) 75 volunteers planted 33 types of rose bush, 20 types of climbing roses and six shrub roses with particularly strong fragrances. The Swiss artist
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harbour in the 1920s, and finally on streets and squares mainly on the initiative of the women of Rapperswil. Dietrich Wössener single-handedly selected the rose varieties and planted most of the roses of the present city rose gardens in 1959.
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shows three roses, medieval and present Rapperswil has two roses in its coats of arms, as well as the present municipality of Rapperswil-Jona, and the former independent city and present locality of
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property) transferred ownership of some 500 square metres (5,382 sq ft) land in order to create a rose garden in return for a modest leasehold rent. It is located towards the
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Rapperswil die Rosenstadt erzählt aus ihrer ereignisvollen Vergangenheit sowie von ihrem tätigen und vergnüglichen Leben der Gegenwart zu hundert Zeichnungen
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below the hill has been almost completely overbuilt, but the Rapperswil women have samples to choose from in their very own tiny rose gardens for centuries.
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by its native name. Established in October 1984, it was created on the roof of the subterranean municipal parking facility
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Town walls of Rapperswil around 1829, showing the area of the privately owned gardens at the former moat, and the present
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are privately established small rose gardens probably dating back to the early years of the former independent town of
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because their medieval sandstone walls are exposed to the sun all through the year. Over the centuries, the
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plaza is situated. This was followed by the creation of other gardens by the town's administration at the
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In modern times, the rose gardens in Rapperswil for the first time are documented from 1913 onwards. The
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A unique site is the fragrant rose garden for the visually impaired and the disabled people,
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The cornerstone for the present 'official garden' was laid in 1965. The Curti family (
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about 1,400 square metres (15,069 sq ft) at several sites
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lane which separates this section from the opposite garden at the
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Association for Tourism and the Beautification of Rapperswil
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roses were planted in the northern part and bed roses (
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But the very first roses in Rapperswil blossom at the
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designed a decorative fountain which was financed by
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Kulturbaukasten Rapperswil-Jona: 36 Museen ohne Dach
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building, at the southern terminus of the so-called
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Schlossberg
Einsiedlerhaus
Rapperswil
Rapperswil
Coordinates
47°13′35.2″N 8°48′46.6″E / 47.226444°N 8.812944°E / 47.226444; 8.812944
Rapperswil
Rapperswil-Jona

House of Rapperswil
Jona
Rapperswil Castle
Lindenhof hill
Rapperswil Castle#Hintergasse
Bahnhof Rapperswil
Seedamm
Zürichsee

Lindenhof hill

Einsiedlerhaus

Haus Schlossberg
Kapuzinerkloster Rapperswil
Polyantha
hybrid tea
Endingerstrasse
Einsiedlerhaus
Knie family

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