Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District Distributes Rose Clippings
The Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District in Huntington, West Virginia, held its annual event distributing rose clippings from the Ritter Park Rose Garden to local growers, providing them with information to start their own gardens.
Charleston Huntington, WV, November 2, 2026 — The Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District recently conducted its annual distribution event, offering rose clippings from the renowned Ritter Park Rose Garden to local growers. This initiative aims to support community members interested in cultivating their own rose gardens.
The event, held in Huntington, West Virginia, saw the Parks and Recreation District provide cuttings from the established collection at Ritter Park. These clippings serve as starter material for aspiring gardeners looking to begin or expand their horticultural endeavors. Alongside the physical rose clippings, attendees received informational resources designed to guide them through the process of planting and nurturing their new rose gardens.
While specific details regarding the number of participants or the total quantity of clippings distributed were not provided, the program underscores the district’s commitment to promoting local horticulture and green spaces. The Ritter Park Rose Garden is a well-known local amenity, and this event extends its reach by enabling residents to replicate its beauty in their own backyards.
The Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District continues to foster community engagement through such programs. The information provided is intended to ensure the success of the new rose gardens, contributing to the beautification of the Huntington area.
Story summarized from the original created by WSAZ News Staff on www.wsaz.com, see more information here.
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