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$Rhododendron Society of Canada Soci6t6 \ Canadienne du Rhododendron$

$Bulletin 1978 Soci6t6 \ Canadienne du Rhododendron$

$Rhododendron Society of Canada Soci6t6 \ Canadienne du Rhododendron$

Page 28 (Agriculture Canada) and Mr. Swain (Blomidon Nurseries), who had done a lot of the early plantings, give an informative talk on rhododendrons and azaleas suitable for our climate. May 29th, the group met at Hall's Road, and Capt. Steele showed us a surprising variety of blooming plants, growing in a woods situation. He also showed us how to transplant 3 ft. plants. June 1'tth, a group of about thirty people met at Kentville Research Station where Dr. Craig gave us a conducted tour; low blooming 4 year old plants growing in full sun, of which only the best will be kept, and another large section of blooming azaleas which will be culled - and as a final color feast - a hillside of flamboyant bloom of large to low rhodos and azaleas - the whole a thrilling experience." October 17th, Dr. Craig writes - "l expect Dick Steele has informed you that the Atlantic Region of the R.S.C. is now formally organized. George Swain is President, Dick Steele, Vice. We had a good organizational meeting at my home last Thursday evening. Rhododendron Sunday here on June 12th was a record breaker; 10,000 on Sunday with 2000 before and after June 12th." October 'l7th Miss Meagher, whose address is A-146'1 Seymour St., Halifax, N.S. sends the following formal announcement to the National Secretary-Treasurer: Dear Dr. Hedges, The Atlantic Region of the Rhododendron Society of Canada had its first executive meeting at Dr. Craig's home in Kentville on October 13th/ 77. President: Mr. George Swain; Vice President: Capt. R.M. Steele; Sec-Treas.: Miss Aileen Meagher; Publicity (we hope!): Mr. Robt. Mann. Signed: (Miss) Aileen Meagher. Editors Note: We are glad that they have decided on the name Atlantic Region. This will enable rhododendron fans in the more distant parts of New Brunswick, Prince Edward lsland and Newfoundland to link up with the malor Nova Scotia group. L.H. Toronlo Reglon Barbara Wilkins The Toronto Regional Group held its Fall meeting on October 15, at the Civic Garden Centre, Edwards Gardens. At a short business meeting, a slate of officers for the coming year was voted into office: President, Ken Duncan; Vice President, Dorothea Lovat Dickson; Secretary, Barbara Wilkins; Treasurer, Betsy Fee; Directors, Michael Brown, Ross Dean, Brigitte Marshall, Donald Oke. Ken Duncan reported on the progress of the planting in Edwards Gardens, which now contains an impressive number of rhododendrons and azaleas, as well as companion plants. Ken, Michael Brown, Dorothea Lovat Dickson, Janeth Cooper and Barbara Wilkins will continue as a Planting Committee for the coming year. The remainder of the meeting was devoted to the basics of rhododendron growing. Marjorie Van Alstyne gave a highly informative talk, entitled "S.O.S.", for most of the requests she receives to prescribe for ailing rhododendrons can
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