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Specialist Plant Societies
	Magnolia Society International The Magnolia Society a non-profit organization devoted to the appreciation and study of magnolias. Founded in 1963, the Society activities include exchanging magnolia plant material, evaluating and promoting magnolia cultivars, educating the garden community, supporting research on magnolias, and...Visit site
	Maple Society The Maple Society has been formed to cater for and foster interest in this very popular genus. Founded by Doug Goodyer, Superintendent at Hever Castle, its objects are to encourage the cultivation of maples, enable members to learn from each other about their propagation, cultivation, introduction...Visit site
	The Woodland Link (UK) The Woodland Trust website is an interesting link for those interested in ancient trees, oaks and other, and tree registering in England. Visit site

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Specialist Plant Societies
	Magnolia Society International The Magnolia Society a non-profit organization devoted to the appreciation and study of magnolias. Founded in 1963, the Society activities include exchanging magnolia plant material, evaluating and promoting magnolia cultivars, educating the garden community, supporting research on magnolias, and...Visit site
	Maple Society The Maple Society has been formed to cater for and foster interest in this very popular genus. Founded by Doug Goodyer, Superintendent at Hever Castle, its objects are to encourage the cultivation of maples, enable members to learn from each other about their propagation, cultivation, introduction...Visit site
	The Woodland Link (UK) The Woodland Trust website is an interesting link for those interested in ancient trees, oaks and other, and tree registering in England. Visit site