OAHRS - Orlando Area Historical Rose Society
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on the first Sunday of the month, at Harry P Leu Gardens, 1920 N Forest Ave, Orlando at 2:30 pm (doors open at 2:00 pm). OAHRS mission is to study the historical perspectives of old garden roses and to encourage the preservation of their heritage in our gardens and landscapes. We offer many good programs and knowledgable speakers, in a friendly and fun atmosphere. Our newsletter, the Historical Rose Herald, is published and mailed to members, with articles for caring for old garden roses and announcing special events.
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Saturday, May 3, Garage Sale
Sale of all tools and yard equipment. A Greenwood battery powered Mower, Edger, Blower and Battery like new. Some household goods and furniture. 548 S Hyer Avenue, corner of Palmer and Hyer. Sale will...
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Started: April 27th 2025Replies: 0
Dude, Garbage and Recycle Bins
Yeah, there is some dude who is going around like "Monk" moving recycle and garbage bins along the terrace. He likes to space them evenly across not caring to whom they belong to. This makes it...
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Started: November 2nd 2018Replies: 1
Eviction
Should've ask this a while back. If a person was evicted from a place, can the person return to the place with key and stay for hours every week?
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Started: October 17th 2018Replies: 1
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