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Northern Plains Botanic Garden Society
npbgs.tripod.com
Working to establish a botanic garden, conservatory, and arboretum in the Fargo, North Dakota and Moorhead, Minnesota area.
The Gesneriad Society
gesneriadsociety.org
Offers culture information, membership benefits, resources, photos and flower show and sales schedules.
Pioneer Valley Water Garden and Koi Club
pioneervalleypondclub.com
Club for Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut provides listing of club officers, meeting schedule, pond tour photos, and a membership application.
National Home Gardening Club
gardeningclub.com
Member-oriented site for this United States gardeners' club, providing access to bulletin boards, members' photos, articles from the magazine, and member benefits.
American Society of Landscape Architects
asla.org
Founded in 1899, the society has twelve thousand members. Includes a buyers guide on landscape information.
Mid South Hosta Society
mshosta.com
Gardening club devoted to hostas.
The Northwest Horticultural Society
northwesthort.org
Organization for gardeners and plant lovers in the Pacific Northwest. Event calendar, membership information, articles, and newsletter.
American Conifer Society
conifersociety.org
Information on the more than five hundred species of conifers distributed around the world.
The New England Botanical Club
rhodora.org
Promotes the study of the plants of North America, especially the flora of New England and adjacent areas.
Holly Society of America
hollysocam.org
Provides an information exchange through scientific studies, publications, lectures, meetings, and visiting holly collections.
American Horticultural Society
ahs.org
The AHS mission is to educate and inspire people to become successful and environmentally responsible gardeners by advancing the art and science of horticulture.
The Gardeners of America/Men's Garden Clubs of America (TGOA/MGCA)
tgoa-mgca.org
Organization with local chapters around the USA, focusing on gardening education and community gardening initiatives. Information about membership, clubs, and events.
African Violet Society of America
avsa.org
Presenting information about growing, showing and propagating African violets and other gesnariads.
Heartland Peony Society
peonies.org
Educational information on peonies and specific information on the society in the US midwest.
Hardy Plant Society Mid Atlantic Group
hardyplant.org
Gardening society centered around the Philadelphia area. Brief information and membership signup form.
National Garden Clubs
gardenclub.org
Provides education, resources and national networking opportunities for its members to promote gardening and floral design. Includes calendar of events, educational opportunities and image galleries.
Cycad Society
cycad.org
Education and conservation of Cycads, rare and unusual gymnosperm plants. Quarterly newsletter and a seed bank available to members.
Northern Gardener
northerngardener.org
Home to Northern Gardener Magazine and the Minnesota State Horticultural Society. Features gardening articles, advice, tips, calendar, and resources.
National Capital Area Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.
gardencentral.org
Washington-area chapter of the National Garden Clubs, representing over a hundred area clubs. Provides membership information, news, event calendar, and links to local gardening groups and affiliates.
Oasis Botanical Sanctuary
oasisproject.us
Uses scientific research to educate the public on the proper methods of ecological development.
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Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the communist party during the civil war?
Q. Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the Communist party during the civil war in China? I'm not quite sure thank you in advance!
Asked by Molly O - Fri Nov 14 23:59:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US saw China as a potential extension of Communist Russia, and thus a Communist China would be a factor in the Cold War. Also, the prevailing American concept of restricting Communism was military 'containment' - that is, surrounding Russia with states that would be hostile to the spread of Communism. A Communist China would interfere with this containment policy.
Answered by Naz F - Sat Nov 15 00:06:33 2008
Q. Why did the united states support the nationalist party rather than the Communist party during the civil war in China? I'm not quite sure thank you in advance!
Asked by Molly O - Fri Nov 14 23:59:23 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The US saw China as a potential extension of Communist Russia, and thus a Communist China would be a factor in the Cold War. Also, the prevailing American concept of restricting Communism was military 'containment' - that is, surrounding Russia with states that would be hostile to the spread of Communism. A Communist China would interfere with this containment policy.
Answered by Naz F - Sat Nov 15 00:06:33 2008
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