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19th Annual Save the Roses! Auction Online Bidding ends noon on Thurs.

nsdjohn
4 years ago

THE CCRS 19th ANNUAL Save the Roses! AUCTION IS THIS WEEKEND.

Here are further details:
Saturday, Nov. 16th and 17th.

The PowerPoint presentation of roses featured in the SILENT AUCTION of the Auction will begin on Saturday at noon. Our Speakers for Saturday, November 16, 2019, are Ping Lim - Hybridizer at Altman Plants; Roses by Ping at 11:00 am; Free snack lunch at Noon; John Bagnasco - CCRS President, Author, Hybridizer and Garden America radio host) at 12:30 pm; Gregg Lowery - world renown rosarian and curator of the Friends of Vintage Gardens at 1:30 pm; Jill Perry - curator of the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden at 2:30 pm; Robert Martin Jr. - Author, Hybridizer, ARS Master Rosarian and currentARS President at 3:30 pm


Each speaker will spend about 45-50 minutes describing plants offered in the SILENT AUCTION. Bids may be placed beginning at noon on Saturday, November 16 and ending noon on Sunday, November 17.


The LIVE AUCTION begins at 1:30 PM on Sunday and traditionally ends by 3:30 PM. Internet bidding is possible and shipping charges are paid by the winning bidders. For those living in inclement weather areas, CCRS members will over-winter your plants at no extra charge if you wish, while awaiting a spring 2020 shipment


The Auction may be accessed online at SavetheRoses.com Online bids for both the live and silent auctions are accepted up to 12 noon on Thurs, Nov. 14th, and will be acknowledged by a confirmation e-mail. On Sunday, November 16, 2014, our Proxy Bidders will attempt to obtain plants for online participants, as if they were spending their own money -- plants will be sold to the highest bidder, but only at around $1 over the next highest bid, so even if you bid high over the internet, you are protected from overpaying if there are no other bidders.


We will mail plants purchased to warm climates within 2 weeks and special arrangements can be made online for those living in areas with a winter for delivery next spring.

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