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Consumer and Rural AffairsYou are in: BBC Newsline > Consumer and Rural Affairs > Rose Week  Rose WeekWith more than 45,000 blooms on display, the now-familiar Rose Week festival is under way in south Belfast. Just like Chelsea Flower Show, it's a major tourist attraction but there's a lot of international prestige and money at stake as rose growers from around the world hope their blooms will come out tops in the fiercely competitive rose trials. Our Rural Correspondent Martin Cassidy went down to Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park to find out more.  He spoke to rose expert Bob Brooks of the Rose Society about some of the flowers on display. Help playing audio/video last updated: 15/07/2009 at 18:08 You are in: BBC Newsline > Consumer and Rural Affairs > Rose Week
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