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A workshop on clonal oak propagation by grafting and visit of Dirk Benoit's Pavia Nurseries

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On Monday 29th July, 2013, there will be an Oak Open Day, open also to non IOS members, at the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, a splendid 72-hectare collection not only of oaks but of many other rare trees, including several oak-related Lithocarpus.

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Oak Open Days

A workshop on clonal oak propagation by grafting and visit of Dirk Benoit's Pavia Nurseries

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On Monday 29th July, 2013, there will be an Oak Open Day, open also to non IOS members, at the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, a splendid 72-hectare collection not only of oaks but of many other rare trees, including several oak-related Lithocarpus.

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The International Oak Society acknowledges the generous support of the following institutions:

Supporting Institutional Members

The John Fairey Garden

Standard Institutional Members

 San Diego Botanic Garden logoSan Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance logoSouth Carolina Botanical Garden
 

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