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To get a copy of the AHS staffs list of what’s new in the world of plants this year, and for information on sources of these new plants, send $1 along with your name and address to: NEW PLANTS FOR ’86, P.0. Box 0105, Mount Vernon, Va. 22121. You will receive a copy of the February American Horticulturist magazine in which ;the article “New Plants for 1986,” appears. The article lists the new plants and gives detailed descriptions complete with color photographs.
The American Horticultural Society is one of the nation’s leading not-for-profit' gardening organization for both amateur and professional horticulturists. Membership benefits include The American Horticulturist magazine and newsletter, access to the Gardener’s Information Service, discounts on gardening books, an annual Seed Program which offers rare and exotic seeds, and invitations to annual meetings, lectures, tours and special events at the Society’s River Farm headquarters. For membership information, write the membership department, AHS, P.O. Box 0105, Mt. Vernon, Va. 22121.
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