Bulletin - Fall 1979 - North American Rock Garden Society

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YES... we haveMANUAL of DWARF CONIFERS—Welch $26 ppdMANUAL of ALPINE PLANTS—Ingwersen $23 ppdHortus III, Hillier, Bacon, Leach, Render, Hartmann & Kester, Jaynes,Wyman, Hoshizaki, Harrison, Bloom, Pirone, Westcott, Symonds, Dirr,and of course, the Klaber VIOLETSwith literally hundreds of other New Books.If you'd like to receive our Catalog Lists and our mailingsfor a year, send us $1.00.(We'll include a Dollar-Off coupon!)HHHHORTICULTURALBOOKS68 Brooktree Rd.Hightstown, N.J. 08520609-448-9345THE ALPINE GARDEN SOCIETYMembership of the Alpine Garden Society puts the American alpine gardener inclose touch with those throughout the world who share his interest in one of the mostabsorbing branches of horticulture.The Quarterly Bulletin of the A.G.S. is respected internationally as one of themost informative publications of its kind. It will bring into your home a distillationof the experience and ideas of some of the finest gardeners, plant explorers andhorticultural thinkers of our time.Among the many other benefits of the Society, its uniquely comprehensive seedlist alone is worth more than the modest subscription of $10.00 for Overseas Members.Apply to:—The Secretary, The Alpine Garden SocietyLye End Link, St. John's, Woking, Surrey, EnglandTHE SCOTTISH R O C K G A R D E N C L U B^"O{ "ss^iJ'Offers you . ..\ #^5^ '* s excellent annual scheme for the distribution of rare &L//^£unusual seed, amongst its international members.> its twice yearly Journal, well illustrated and containing auvthoritative articles on all aspects of rock gardening, rockrCE\ plants, and their world wide haunts.xUfho*-f o r- 5 0 P e r y ($8.00)e o r £ 3r^" 1^ Junior & Family membership 50p or U.S. $1.25^ non. subscription secretary u. J. uonaia tsq.Morea, Main Rd., Balbeggie, Perth PH2 6EZ, Scotland208
DIRECTORATEAMERICAN ROCK GARDEN SOCIETYPresident EmeritusHAROLD EPSTEIN, 5 Forest Court, Larchmont, New YorkPresident JAMES A. MINOGUE, Rt. 1, Box 126A, Bentonville, Va. 22610Vice-president ROBERT L. MEANS, 410 Andover St., Georgetown, Mass. 01833Secretary DONALD M. PEACH, BOX 183, Hales Corners, Wise. 53130Treasurer FRANCIS H CABOT, Cold Spring, N.Y. 10516DirectorsTerm Expires 1980Norman C. Deno Mrs. Louis (Molly) Grothaus Ms. Deon R. PrellTerm Expires 1981Elizabeth Corning John Kovalchik Charlotte RayTerm Expires 1982Pamela J. Harper T. Paul Maslin Quentin C. Schlieder, Jr.Director of Seed Exchange Director of Slide CollectionKathy FreelandQuentin C. Schlieder541 Norfolk, Holliston, Mass. 01746 Box 1295-R, Morristown. N.J. 07960ARGS-PHS Library ServicePennsylvania Horticultural Society Library325 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106CHAPTER CHAIRMENNorthwestern MRS. MARGUERITE BENNETT, 17015 26th Ave. N.E., Seattle, Wash. 98155Western WILLIAM S. FOLKMAN, 2640 San Benito Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94598MidwesternAJLEEN MCWILLIAM (Acting Chm.), 711 Magnolia St.,Mena, Ark. 71953Allegheny DR. ROBERT MCDERMOTT, 1507 Mifflin Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15207Potomac Valley DR. JOHN WURDACK, 4400 Samar St., Beltsville, Md. 20705Delaware Valley ALAN P. SLACK, 908 Twyckenham Rd., Media, PA 19063New England EDWIN F. STEFFEK, Cedar Hill Rd., Dover, Mass. 02030Great Lakes HARRY W. BUTLER, Rte. #1, 2521 Penewit Rd., Spring Valley, OH 45370Wisconsin-Illinois VAUGHN AIELLO, 2322 North Wayne, Chicago, IL 60614Columbia-Willamette MRS. FAITH MACKANESS, Rte. 1, Box 225,Troutdale, OR 97060Connecticut RICHARD W. REDFIELD, RFD #1, Hampton, CT 06247Long Island „ „ JOHN BIEBER, 185-8th St., Bethpage, NY 11714Hudson ValleyJOHN TREXXER, C/O Frelinghuysen Arboretum, Box 1295-R,Morristown, NJ 07960Minnesota „ MIKE ZINS, Rte. 3, Cologne, MN 55322Siskiyou PHYLLIS GUSTAFSON, 250 Maple St., Central Point, OR 97502Western-No. CarolinaHORACE K. FREEMAN SR., 2150 Woodridge Dr.,Hendersonville, NC 28739Rocky Mountain PANAYOTI P. CALLAS, 922 12th St., Boulder, CO 80302Adirondack „ JCATHIE LIPPIT, 6 Glen Terrace, Scotia, NY 12302
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