What is Roses?
Roses, operating as the American Rose Society, serves as a cornerstone for horticultural advocacy and botanical preservation in the United States. By maintaining a network of over 14,000 members, the organization facilitates a comprehensive ecosystem of rose culture, ranging from local society coordination to the management of the American Rose Center. Its market position is defined by its dual focus on academic research and public engagement, providing essential resources such as specialized webinars, educational programming, and large-scale exhibitions that foster a dedicated community of enthusiasts and professionals alike.
How much funding has Roses raised?
Roses has raised a total of $197K across 1 funding round:
Debt
$197K
Debt (2026): $197K with participation from Northern California Bancorp
Key Investors in Roses
Northern California Bancorp
A regional financial institution providing commercial banking services and strategic debt financing to support organizational growth and operational stability.
What's next for Roses?
The recent influx of capital is expected to catalyze the next phase of organizational development, likely focusing on the modernization of the American Rose Center and the expansion of digital educational platforms. By leveraging this strategic financing, Roses aims to enhance its research capabilities and broaden its membership base through targeted outreach and technological integration. As the organization transitions into this growth phase, the focus will remain on sustaining its long-term mission of botanical preservation while adapting to the evolving needs of its nationwide community. This late-stage support provides the necessary liquidity to scale operations and solidify its role as a leader in specialized horticultural education.
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