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| Description: A non profit botanical research organization. Their web site is called "The Gardens" and it features garden tours of botanical gardens of the world, garden tips, FAQs, plant of the month, plant pathology, quiz, and a direct e-mail to their botanical researchers to ask any botanical questions. They will respond directly to them via e-mail, and the best questions will appear in the following edition of their pages. |
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| Description: The American Bamboo Society was formed in 1979 and today we have over 1,400 members living throughout the U.S. and in 37 other countries. The ABS issues a bimonthly Magazine and the Journal to disseminate information about the use, care, propagation and beauty of bamboo. We sponsor lectures, conferences, tours and plant sales in the Chapter areas. Chapters maintain bamboo libraries, distribute publications and donate plants to public gardens. |
| Description: The European Bamboo Society (EBS) is an informal federation of national European bamboo societies, each of which has its own administration and membership. There is no central administration - the society coheres through its annual general meetings, which are held in a different country each year in rotation. The INDEX gives access to the EBS web pages and to the pages of other bamboo societies, and provides links to information on bamboos from around the world. |
| Description: The World Bamboo Organization's mission is to promote and support the use of bamboo as a sustainable and alternative natural resource through the development of partnerships and alliances, and the creation of mechanisms for global communication, information exchange, and technology transfer. Originally founded as the International Bamboo Association (IBA). |
| Description: The International Clematis Society has developed a wonderfully well designed web site that has lots of information concerning clematis. All you ever wanted to know about the care and feeding of clematis is covered on this site. Such subjects such how to plant, pruning, propagation, book reviews, and FAQ's can be found here. If you cannot find the answer here, members of the society will answer specific questions concerning clematis. This is a great resource for those wanting to know more about the Queen of Climbers. |
| Description: The mission of the National Chrysanthemum Society is to: (1) educate by researching, teaching, and disseminating procedures for the propagation and cultivation of the chrysanthemum (2) improve the standard of excellence of the chrysanthemum (3) promote a wider interest in the cultivation of the chrysanthemum (4) encourage a greater use and display of the beautiful blooms of the many cultivars of the chrysanthemum and (5) increase the bonds of fellowship among growers of the chrysanthemum. |


| Description: All-America Rose Selections, Inc. (AARS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the introduction and promotion of exceptional roses. Since 1938, the AARS trial program has encouraged the rose industry to improve the vitality, srength and beauty of roses for American home gardens. The membership of AARS is made up of rose experts who can provide information on spring planting and preparation, garden layout and planning, choosing and care of rose as as information about the rigorous testing process behind AARS roses. AARS was founded in 1932 to test new, unsold cultivars and to inform gardeners about the AAS Winners. Trials are conducted each year. In 1984 the AARS Board of Directors decided to simplify the award system and award only two types. There is an AAS Gold Medal award reserved for a breeding breakthrough. Gold Medal Awards have been rare, only given once or twice a decade. The other AAS Award recognizes a flower or vegetable for significant achievements, proven to be superior to all others on the market. AAS continues as the oldest, most established international testing organization in North America. |
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