Fairhope, Alabama
New plants provided by Weeks Roses are being installed in the city's rose garden as well as holly to replace the disease-prone boxwood border.
Roses there have to be replaced about every seven years, according to a city spokesman.
The entire garden had to be dug up after it was inundated by hurricane Katrina in 2006.
The rose garden was first-planted in 1986, according to city records.
New plants provided by Weeks Roses are being installed in the city's rose garden as well as holly to replace the disease-prone boxwood border.
Roses there have to be replaced about every seven years, according to a city spokesman.
The entire garden had to be dug up after it was inundated by hurricane Katrina in 2006.
The rose garden was first-planted in 1986, according to city records.
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| Hurricane Katrina 2005 |
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