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Plant Societies:     more books (100)

Plant Peroxisomes (American Society of Plant Physiologists monograph series) by Anthony H.C. Huang, etc., 1983-09 The plant societies of Chicago and its vicinity by Henry Chandler Cowles, 2010-07-28 Rare Plants of Colorado, 2nd by Colorado Native Plant Society, 1997-05-01 National Audubon Society Pocket Guide to Familiar Flowers: West (The Audubon Society Pocket Guides) by NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, 1987-01-12 Plant Biotechnology: Volume 18, Plant Biotechnology (Society for Experimental Biology Seminar Series) Senescence and Aging in Plants (American Society of Plant Physiologists Monograph Series) by Larry D. Nooden, 1988-09 Index of Garden Plants: The New Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary (Rhs) by Mark Griffiths, 1994-12 Plasticity in Plants (Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology) by D. H. Jennings, 1986-12 Pests, Pathogens, and Plant Communities (Published on behalf of the British Society for Plant Pathology) by Jeremy J. Burdon, 1990-08 Plant Membrane Biology (Proceedings of the Phytochemical Society of Europe) The Politics of Nuclear Power: A History of the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant (Risk, Governance and Society) by D.P. McCaffrey, 1990-12-31 Molecular and Cellular Aspects of Plant Reproduction (Society for Experimental Biology Seminar Series) RHS Good Plant Guide (Royal Horticultural Society) by Royal Horticultural Society, 2004-03-04 Royal Horticultural Society Garden Plant Selector (Rhs) by David Joyce, 1998-09-14

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41. PlantsAvailable
    plant societies. African Violet Society of America Alpine Garden Society International Aroid Society American Begonia Society America Bonzai Society  
    http://www.plantsavailable.com/resources/plantsocieties.html

42. LSU AgCenter . Plant Societies Of Greater New Orleans
    A list of Web sites for Greater New Oreleans and national plant societies.  
    http://www.lsuagcenter.com/en/lawn_garden/master_gardener/parish_lmg_programs/Gr

43. Black Plant Societies
    Colocasia, Ipomoea, Eranthemum, Solenostemon, and more  
    http://www.crescentbloom.com/II/B/02b.htm
    
    Extractions: More Web links Biodynamic farming Bonsai societies Black plant societies Black Plant Society Sharing society for aficionados of plants with dark purple and nearly black leaves. Are you a Colocasia aficionado? These Web links and hundreds of other plant-related Web site links are published for your benefit. See what other Colocasia aficionados are doing with The Compleat Botanica Flower and Garden Software from Crescent Bloom. If you're looking for an even easier way to research information about your favorite plants, read the introductory tutorial Software to Organize your Plant Data Take a quick look at features for Colocasia aficionados like you. For more information about links on these pages see Our non endorsement policy and our statement on Non infringement of property rights Last reviewed October 31, 2004

44. Royal Horticultural Society - RHS Flower Show At Tatton Park 2005: National Plan
    This page contains information on the plant societies exhibiting at the show . National plant societies Marquee. A number of national gardening societies  
    http://www.rhs.org.uk/tatton/2005/exhibitors/plant_societies/index.asp

45. Berkshire Botanical Gardens: Links To Plant Societies
    Beautiful display gardens featuring plants that thrive in the Berkshires.Quality education for adults and children from beginning gardeners to  
    http://www.berkshirebotanical.org/Links/plant_societies.htm
    
    Extractions: (NARGS) NARGS is for gardening enthusiasts interested in alpine, saxatile, and low-growing perennials. Scottish Rock Garden Club Founded in 1933 by a small group of enthusiasts who were interested in promoting the cultivation of alpine and rock garden plants. UK Heather Society Founded in 1963, to promote and encourage interest in heathers, it now has worldwide membership covering Europe, Africa, the Americas, Australasia and the Far East. American Conifer Society Founded in 1983 to encourage the development, conservation, and propagation of conifers, with emphasis on those that are dwarf or unusual. To aid in the standardization of conifer nomenclature and to educate the public. New England Wildflower Society and Garden in the Woods More than 1600 kinds of plants, with many rare and endangered native specimens throughout the gardens. Plants in bloom April through fall.

46. Surfin' The Internet: Plant Societies
    Surfin the Internet for The Green Industry plant societies A few of theseplant societies are local in terms of geographic coverage but others have  
    http://www.pacificcoastnurseryman.com/PCN4plantsoc.htm
    
    Extractions: Surfin' the Internet for The Green Industry: plant societies by Hans C. Groot, Ph.D. Many of the plants that grace America's homes and gardens over the years have 'grown' their own loyal fan clubs organized to foster research on and promote their "favorites" and, in some cases, prevent them from extinction. A few of these plant societies are local in terms of geographic coverage but others have members throughout the United States and occasionally an international membership. One activity many of these plant societies carry out is to gather experiences from their members which then are collated into very useful growing tips for others interested in growing these plants. Usually, you can find this information on each society's website. One of the sites we checked out in more detail was that of the American Gloxinia and Gesneriad Society (AGGS) [ http://www.aggs.org/ ]. The site lists membership benefits and provides information on how to join the group. It includes information on local chapters, meetings, and the group's convention, and lets you order AGGS publications on line. The site recommends a list of reference books and provides information on how to propagate gloxinias and gesneriads. Also included in the site are bulletin boards where you can raise questions or post information about your experience in growing the plants. For those interested in growing the plants, the site also includes a "swap shop" for seeds and cuttings. If you still need more information, there is also a link to other websites with information about gesneriads.

47. The National Council For The Conservation Of Plants And Gardens
    Australasian Plant Society Mr. Einion Hughes, 17 Gillian Drive, Rhyl LL18 4TB plant societies Federation, National Dr RD Beauchamp, 2 The Grove,  
    http://www.nccpg.com/Page.Aspx?Page=25

48. Elisabeth C. Miller Library: Gardening On The Internet Tutorial
    Web Resources Organizations and plant societies The Miller Library s comprehensive For plant or plant group societies searching on the name in your  
    http://depts.washington.edu/hortlib/resources/gardening_on_net/findclubs.shtml

49. Associate Plant Societies
    ASSOCIATE PLANT SOCIETY An associate plant society shall be a member of a The Associate plant societies newsletter, Golden Gardens and the CGCI website  
    http://www.californiagardenclubs.org/html/aps.htm
    
    Extractions: Associate Plant Societies On behalf of California Garden Clubs, Inc. (CGCI), We would like to introduce to you to Associate Plant Societies. ASSOCIATE PLANT SOCIETY : An associate plant society shall be a member of a permanent statewide or national plant society pay annual dues of $1 25 per capita, be eligible for liability insurance but not be a member of a district. The society shall be informed of CGCI activities and events of special interest. We soon will be preparing the first newsletter for the Associate Plant Societies. But, we need your help. We would like to include some interesting articles (and photographs would be helpful) on your specialty, your upcoming events and anything else which you would like known. In addition, we can then pass along this information to Diane Charbonneau , Editor of CGCI's official publication Golden Gardens, for inclusion in the publication. Golden Gardens reaches over 20,000 readers! By the way, CGCI webmaster can put your important dates for events which are open to the public onto the calendar section of the CGCI website. The Associate Plant Societies newsletter, Golden Gardens and the CGCI website are valuable tools which are at your disposal as one of the Associate Plant Societies of CGCI Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any assistance to you or answer any of your questions. And please know that CGCI values your membership!

50. CPS: Native Plant Information And Links
    Other Native plant societies. California Native Plant Society Native PlantSociety of Oregon Arizona Native Plant Society Native Plant Society of  
    http://www.wnps.org/cps/links.html

51. The Great Plant Company Internet Links Plant Societies
    The Arisaema Page. All about Jackin-the-pulpit which we are selling this Fall.Not quite a plant society, but a very useful page!  
    http://www.greatplants.com/plant_links/plant_soc_index.html

52. Shields Gardens: Plant Societies And Clubs
    An educational and commercial site for Daylily and Flower Bulb lovers on the Internet.  
    http://www.shieldsgardens.com/Societies.html

53. Download: Using Native Plants: Information For Recreational Plant Societies - EP
    Mining Parks and forest management Petroleum Plants and animals Using native plants information for recreational plant societies (231 KB)  
    http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/publications?id=262

54. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture And Tourism - Alpin Zone Plant Societies
    Alpin Zone plant societies. Alpin zone plant societies are beginning fromupper limits of forest ecological systems and reach to the heights where snow  
    http://goturkey.kultur.gov.tr/turizm_en.asp?belgeno=9183

55. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture And Tourism - Mediterranean Plant Societ
    Mediterranean plant societies. Mediterranean plant societies had been spreadtill to the Aegean, Marmara, Central Black Sea and west parts of  
    http://goturkey.kultur.gov.tr/turizm_en.asp?belgeno=9180

56. Plant Societies
    Begonia Society 214363-5316, Meets the third Thursday of the month at 700 pm;Bonsai Society 214-357-3048, Meets the first Thursday of the month at 630  
    http://www.nhg.com/sigs.htm
    
    Extractions: Begonia Society 214-363-5316, Meets the third Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Bonsai Society 214-357-3048, Meets the first Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Bromeliad Society 972-699-4013, Meets the fourth Saturday of every other month (starting in January) at 3:00 p.m. Dallas Rose Society 214-350-7023, Meets the fourth Friday of the month at 6:30 p.m. Daylily Growers of Dallas 972-279-2010, Meets the third Saturday of the month at 10:00 a.m. (no meetings in July, August) First Men's Garden Club of Dallas 972-530-3691, Meets the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Herb Society of America, N. Central Chapter 972-271-9114, Meetings scheduled for January, February, May, and October 2005 Iris Society of Dallas 972-231-9594, Meets the third Sunday at 3:00 p.m. (no meetings June, July, August)

57. A Fishing Directory - Fishseekers.com ... Aquariums:Plants:Aquatic Plant Societi
    AquariumsPlantsAquatic plant societies Andre s Aquarium Club Pages containsinformation on Aquarium Plants and a source of purchase Any comments?  
    http://www.fishseekers.com/search/Aquariums/Plants/Aquatic_Plant_Societies/

58. Rare Forms By Amy Goldman
    Learning plant societies by Laura Wallis, Martha Stewart Living (March 2000) . It s a story repeated many times, about plant societies everywhere.  
    http://www.rareforms.com/article_on_amy_01.htm
    
    Extractions: by Laura Wallis, Martha Stewart Living (March 2000). Passion, pure and simple. What else could drive a person to spend his vacations traveling the world to attend plant shows and then wrangle with custom officials so he can bring new specimens home? Glen Decker, Orchid collector and member of the American Orchid Society, has a nearly unrivaled passion for orchids. What began with a single plant when he was 15 years old is now a collection numbering more than five thousand. And even though he earned a college degree in floriculture, Decker has never made a living from the plants. He's a printer by trade. Orchids, for him and other collectors like him, are what he calls a "hobby of love and dedication." Plant societies are the fan clubs of the gardening world. From camellias to carnivorous plants-there is hardly a member of the plant kingdom without a loyal group of followers who believe it to be more beautiful, more fascinating, or more challenging than any other. These groups communicate through newsletters, websites, and e-mail information exchanges, when they aren't gathering at meetings and exhibitions to share their enthusiasm. Joining a plant society requires a minimal investment, usually between $15 and $40 per year, but the return can be tremendous. Beginners can seek advice on varieties and growing techniques; experts can trade experiences and collaborate in the challenge of growing the perfect plant. Almost every society membership includes a subscription to its publication, featuring educational articles and information on plant sources and seed or plant swapping, but there are additional benefits, as well. For example, the American Gesneriad Society, which encourages the cultivation of rarities as well as the best-known member of the Gesneriad family, the African violet, helps to make these plants available through its own seed fund. Ralph Robinson - a member of both the AGGS and the African violet Society of America as well as the owner of Rob's Mini-o-lets, a nursery in Naples, New York-explains: "AGGS members go on field trips around the world to collect species, and then distribute the plants and seeds to other members through the fund. This is often the only way to get certain plants, because many are never commercially sold."

59. Plant Societies & Gardening Associations
    Perennial plant nursery home garden center featuring hostas, daylilies, shade sunloving flowers; garden supplies, tools pest controls;  
    http://www.landplanfran.com/page/page/217080.htm
    
    Extractions: Rock Garden Plants: A Color Encyclopedia Nearly 1400 rock garden plants are described and illustrated in this book by the owner of the Siskiyou Rare Plant Nursery. The text provides In depth discussions of the various habits and cutural requirements of rock plants for alpine, desert, woodland and Mediterranean environments.The appendix lists rock garden plants for specific locations. Bamboo Societies American Bamboo Society

60. Greengate
    You are here Garden Guide House Plants plant societies plant societies Calgary African Violet Society Evelyn Salamanowicz 324 Canterbury Dr. SW  
    http://www.greengate.ca/house_plants/plant_societies.html

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