The Ashton Gardens transform every June into an incredible display of roses, many of which have been part of the gardens since they first opened in 1997. Their continued beauty is a testament to the care, dedication, and expertise of our horticulture team and the love they have poured into these beloved roses over the years.
Celebrate Rose Month as thousands of blooms fill the gardens with color, texture, and fragrance around every corner. Explore the Rose Garden in peak bloom, discover new varieties with the Rose Guide, and experience one of the most beautiful times of year to visit Ashton Gardens. Throughout the month, guests can also learn simple tips and ideas for growing and caring for roses at home.
The Rose Garden is especially stunning during Rose Month, with climbing roses winding over arches, vibrant blooms lining the pathways, and photo opportunities around every corner
June 1-30, 2026
Ashton Gardens
3900 N. Garden Drive
Lehi, Utah 84048
Free for Thanksgiving Point members and included with Ashton Garden admissions
June 13
On Saturday June 13th, Thanksgiving Point will be offering 3 different educational classes and will be hosting the Utah Rose Society and their large display of different rose varieties grown in our local community.
Classes: $10 per person, $5 for Thanksgiving Point Members
Rose Companion Plants: Blooming from Spring to Frost
9 am, Saturday June 13
Teacher: Laura St. Onge
Explore the art of pairing roses with complementary perennials alongside Laura St. Onge, president of the Utah Rose Society and professional garden coach. This class highlights plant combinations that extend bloom throughout the season, elevate color and texture, and create a more resilient, visually layered rose garden.
Rose Selection & Maintenance for Utah Gardens
10 am, Saturday June 13
Teacher: Craig England Jr.
Craig England Jr., certified rosarian and caretaker of the rose garden at Red Butte Garden, teaches this practical class on selecting and maintaining roses in Utah gardens. Learn which varieties perform best in our climate, along with essential tips for planting, pruning, and ongoing care to keep your roses healthy and thriving.
The Shape of Roses: Understanding Form & Function
11 am, Saturday June 13
Teacher: Paul Mulder
Join rose expert, Paul Mulder of Glover Nursery, for a focused introduction to roses with unique forms – tree roses, miniature roses, climbers, and ramblers. This class highlights key differences in growth, placement, and care to help you confidently use these unique rose forms in your landscape.
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