Bella KentAs of 2026, Temecula’s Rose Haven Heritage Garden is set to celebrate its 35th anniversary of “Beauty and Community Engagement” Oct. 16-18. The garden plans to celebrate through festivities including local partnerships, community events, and social media campaigns.The garden is owned and run by the Temecula Valley Rose Society, a nonprofit since the 1990s that fosters the cultivation and admiration of roses. It is a 3.4-acre public ground containing over 2,000 roses, trails, and a koi pond.Susan Whitten, president of the Temecula Valley Rose Society, published a letter to the community stating, “Rose Haven Heritage Garden is more than a garden. It is a place where generations come together to l
