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Since its founding in 1992, the Southeastern Palm Society has been a friendly and respected source of advice on how to grow palms and other subtropical plants in the southeastern United States. Membership is open to all. A not-for-profit organization, the Southeastern Palm Society is the north-of-Florida chapter of the renowned International Palm Society.
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and an invitation to become a member |
what & where updated Dec. 26, 2007 |
outdoor palms for the Southeast |
nurseries, web sites & photo albums |
the SPS discussion forum |
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leadership 2008 |
hardy citrus you can grow north of Florida |
current publications and archives |
climate zone maps & weather links |
botanical gardens, nurseries & more |
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SPS Summer Meeting • Norfolk Botanical Garden • Norfolk, Virginia • Saturday, August 2, 2008 Free admission for SPS members to the Norfolk Botanical Garden! |
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Southeastern Palms Advertisers |
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Books published by the Southeastern Palm Society |
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by Tom McClendon, Will Roberds and Joe LeVert
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Hardy Citrus for the Southeast by Tom McClendon
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Web master and web design: Jeff Stevens |
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