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ACS Bulletin / Conifer Quarterly National Office Listing and Inventory as of October 2013 QTY ISSUE ARTICLES 0 Volume 1 No 1 ACS Founded; Conifers at the US National Arboretum Washington DC; Conifer Registration; Taxonomy of Cultivated Summer 1983 Gymnosperms; Transplanting of Trees and Shrubs by the Half- Trench Method; The Witches' Broom; Propagation of Conifers; Plantsman John C. Swartley; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 1 No.2 Hemlocks of the Pacific Northwest; Witches' Brooms Defined; Propagation of Picea Pungens Cultivars by Rooted Cuttings; Fall 1983 Companion Plantings with Conifers; Phototropism , Geotropism and Negative Geotropism; Plantsman Joseph Reis; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far County 0 Volume 1 No 3 Grafting Five Needle Pines; Grafting vs. Rooting of Selected Picea abies Cultivars; Rooting Hemlocks in a Nearing Frame; Winter 1984 The Bacon Hemlocks; Pinus resinosa 'Don Smith'; New Conifers from Germany; Plantsman Donald P. Smith; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 1 No 4 Pine Grafting Out-of-Doors; Summer Grafting of Japanese Maples; Ginkgo biloba 'Variegata' Undressed; Plantsman Jon Spring 1984 Spaan; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 2 No 1 Hidden Lake Gardens,MI; Arnold Arboretum, MA; Conifers For The SemiArid Southern High (VL)Plains; Thriving on Fire; Summer 1984 Picea abies 'Acrocona'; Plantsman Alfred J. Fordham; The Hemlock Arboretum 1 Volume 2 No 2 Bickelhaupt Arboretum. IA; Companions for Dwarf Conifers; Von Helms Dwarf; Conifers of the Maghreb; Plantsman Fall 1984 Charles F. Jenkins; The Hemlock Arboretum at the Far Country 1 Volume 2 No 3 Cupressus macrocarpa'Greenstead Magnificent'; Pendulous Forms of Norway Spruce; The Creeks of Alfonso Ossorio, NY; Winter 1985 Dantsugi Art Form to Conifers; Plantsman Col. Robert Montgomery; The Hemlock Arboretum At Far Country 1 Volume 2 No 4 Chicago Botanic Garden.IL; Acquiring Uncommon Conifers; Cedrus deodara 'Lime Glow' and Other New Cedrus Witches' Spring 1985 Broom Derived Cultivars; The Fire Pines; Plantsman E.H. Wilson; The Hemlock Arboretum At Far Country 0 Volume 3 No 1 A Conifer Study in England; In Search of Jervis; A Short Note on Apicality in Weeping Plants; Heathers; The Hemlock Summer 1985 Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 3 No 2 Promiscuity of Picea marianna 'Ericoides' as an Interspecific Graft; Language of Plant Taxonomy and Horticulture; The Fall 1985 Conifers of Ed Lohbrunner; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 3 No 3 The World Conifer Data Pool; The New Jersey Pine Barrens;; Brewer's Weeping Spruce; Why Do Conifer Behave the Way Winter 1986 They Do: All About Dwarfism; The Hemlock Arboretum at The Far Country 0 Volume 3 No 4 Why Do Conifers Behave The Way They Do: Blue Conifers, Yellow Conifers, Pendulous Conifers...; Priority Rule for Spring 1986 Cultivars; Cultivar Nomenclature; The Hemlock Arboretum at The Far Country 0 Volume 4 No 1 Magnificent Metasequoia; Back to Basics of Rooting; Cultivar Nomenclature (cont.); Ornamental Potential of Conifer Species Summer 1986 Native East of the Mississippi River and North of Florida; The Hemlocks Arboretum at Far Country 3 Volume 4 No 2 Picea pungens 'Royal Knight'; Having Fun With Reversions; Plantsman Jean Iseli; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country Fall 1986 3 Volume 4 No 3 Picea sitchensis; Conifers and the Northwest Indians; Some Public Gardens for Conifer Lovers; The Hemlock Arboretum at Winter 1987 Far Country 0 Volume 4 No 4 The 'Baby Blueyes' Story; Propagation of Dwarf Conifers Under Lights; Conifers in the CSSR; NCSU Arboretum in Raleigh, Spring 1987 NC.25 Years Gotelli Collection; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country ACS Bulletin / Conifer Quarterly National Office Listing and Inventory as of October 2013 QTY ISSUE ARTICLES 0 Volume 5 No 1 Brooklyn Botanic Garden; Picea glauca 'Conica'- Jean's Dilly; Pygmy Conifers in Troughs; Tapestry Hedge; "Carovenik"- Summer 1987 Witches' Broom in Czech; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 5 No 2 Some of the Best Garden Conifers; Conifers: An Artist's Medium; A Vertical Witches' Broom on Picea abies; The Hemlock Fall 1987 Arboretum at Far Country 4 Volume 5 No 3 Early Conifer Collecting in the U.S- The Spingarn Story (I); The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country Winter 1988 1 Volume 5 No 4 Longwood Gardens, PA; Early Conifer Collecting in the US – the Spingarn Story (II); Chinese Firs; Acer plantanoides Spring 1988 'Cindy Lou' 0 Volume 6 No 1 Monterey Pine and Monterey Cypress; Early Conifer Collecting in the U.S. -The Spingarn Story (III); Suggestions From a Summer 1988 Plant Collector; Plantsman J.R.P.(Dick) van Hoey Smith; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 6 No 2 Pinus bungeana 'Zuccarini'; Can Gotelli Really Be Gone One Better?; Cham. obt. 'Jean Iseli'; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Fall 1988 Country 1 Volume 6 No 3 Notes on Cephalotaxus - The Plum Yew; Hulk or Beauty-Revitalization of Overgrown Conifers; Cryptomeria - An Interesting Winter 1989 Garden Subject; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 6 No 4 Hidden Lake Gardens, MI; Thoughts on Scions- Understocks and Graft Combinations; Czechoslovakian Gems; Confessions Spring 1989 of a Conifer Seedling Enthusiast; The Hemlock Arboretum 1 Volume 7 No 1 Hemlock Migration in the Upper Great Lakes Region; The World Conifer Data Pool; Propagation (Part II); The Krenitzky Summer 1989 Conifer Garden in Chapel Hill, NC; Plantsman William Horsford; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 7 No 2 Secrets Behind Pine Grafting; Mulching Dwarfs and Slow-Growing Conifers; Garden Walks in Oregon; The Hemlock Fall 1989 Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 7 No 3 Nordman Fir; Gingko biloba -The Sole Survivor; Root-Knot Nematodes on Conifers; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Winter 1990 Country 1 Volume 7 No 4 Plant Collecting in Oregon; A Conifer Garden Among Bedrock (New Hampshire); Plantsman Robert Fincham; The Hemlock Spring 1990 Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 8 No 1 Discovering a New Abies Cultivar; Conifer Bonsai; British and American Nurseries: A Comparison; Dryland Tapestries with Summer 1990 Conifers and Their Companions; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 33 Volume 8 No 2 Hexenbesen-Hunting Witches' Brooms; Picea omorica; The Institute of Forest Genetics; Propagating Chamaecyparis; What's Fall 1990 In A Name; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 2 Volume 8 No 3 Dwarf Conifers for the Landscape; Picea omorica (II); How to Make a Free-form English Trough Garden; Conifer Pests: Winter 1991 Adelgids; Plantsman William Walter; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 2 Volume 8 No 4 Washoe Pine; Conifer Collection at Clackamas Lake; A New Cultivar of Foxtail Pine; Pruning Conifers; An English Spring 1991 Collector Recalls his Favorite Conifers; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 0 Volume 8 No 5 Midgets that Don't Talk Back; Likiang Spruce; Conifer Seed Propagation; Pines at Barnard's Inn ( Martha's Vinyard); Pest Summer 1991 Identification; All About Mulch; Sporotrichosis; Hollies in the Niagara Peninsula; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 2 Volume 8 No 6 The Yew in Cultivation; What Causes Brooms? Dwarf Conifers at San Mai An (Cape Cod); Big Tree Blooming (sequoia Fall 1991 giganteum); The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country ACS Bulletin / Conifer Quarterly National Office Listing and Inventory as of October 2013 QTY ISSUE ARTICLES 4 Volume 9 No 1 Southern Witches' Broom; Hexenbesen -or You Can Call Me Witches' Broom; ( Witches' Broom for the Bickelhaupt Winter 1992 Arboretum, IA); pinus uncinata 'Paradekissen' (Guenther Horstmann)- A European Novelty; Cephalotaxus harringtonia ' Prostrata'; Dwarf Conifers at San Mai An (II); Old Growth Grove in Portland, OR; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 2 Volume 9 No 2 Dwarf Conifers for Shade; Pinus leucodermis- Bosnian Pine; Witches' Brooms and New Dwarf Conifer Selections; More Spring 1992 About Containers; The Plight of the Stinking Cedar – Torreya taxifolia (Atlanta Botanical Garden); The Propagation of Agathis from Leaf Cuttings;The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 2 Volume 9 No 3 Taxodium distichum; The Many Varieties of Juniperus communis; Three Conifers from Holland; Conifers Belonging to the Summer 1992 Chamaecyparis Genus - Often Overlooked; Dwarf Conifers- An Anchor and A Comfort; Conifers in the Landscape; Comments on the Selection of New Dwarf Conifer Cultivars; Hemlocks at Far Country 3 Volume 9 No 4 Dwarf Conifers from Witches' Brooms; Conifer Topping; Propagation of Junipers in Different Root Media; Hemlocks at Far Fall 1992 Country 34 Volume 10 No 1 Dwarf Conifers from Witches' Brooms (II); More Conifers Which Are Neither Pines nor Dwarfs; The Teton Grove in Winter 1993 Woyming – Bizarre Forms of Picea pungens; Cliff-Hanging Science -A Unique Eco-System (Niagara Escarpment); The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 1 Volume 10 No 2 Conifers of Southern Landscapes Offer Surprising Diversity; Standardization of Names; Dwarf Conifer Maintenance; Spring 1993 Trademarks-The End of Cultivars?; Chameleons of the Garden; For the Grafters: Topophysis; Plantsman Andre Iseli; Hemlocks at Far Country 31 Volume 10 No 3 Dwarf Conifers from the Central Midwest; Excerpts from the "Diary of a Conifer Nut"; Jervis - a Hemlock of Odd Form; Summer 1993 More Conifers from Holland; Microscopic Underground Fungi; A Brief Look at Genus Tsuga; NCSUA's Cryptomeria japonica Collection; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country 16 Volume 10 No 4 A Collection of Arborvitae I (Morton Arboretum, IL) Plant and Tree Tags; The Hemlock Arboretum at Far Country Fall 1993 9 Volume 11 No 1 Siberian Cypress; Collection
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    1 DOCUMENT RESUME . , ED 116 911 -1 SE 019 782 TITLE Directory of Natute\Centers.and Related Environmental Education Fhcilities. Third Revision. INSTITUTION National Audubon Society, New Yo0s4 N.Y. PUB DATE - Jan 75, NOTE 130p. F e , AVAILABLE FROM National Audubon Society, Nature Cehter,Planningi Division, 950 Third Avenue, New Ybrk, N.Y. 100,2 ($3.00) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76HC-$6.97 Plus Postage :DESCRIPTORS .*Directories; Educational Facilities; *Environmental Education; *Facilities; Natural Resources; *Nature , Centers; *Outdoor 'Education; Recreational Facilities; Resource Centers, IDENTIFIERS Canada; United States ABSTRACT c - Thisdirectoryikpart of a. continuing effort to ,identify facilities actively iniblved in environmental education: Designed aS a guide for the casual visitor as well- as th , . professanal persone*it aims to-stimulate interest in nat\ re centers, improve commumicitioR among facilitkes, and encourage deve opment of new and` better ones. This third revision contains a listing of 558 fabilitieS, including 41 in Canada-. Direcfbry entries consist of abstracted information from-a questiohnaire designed by the Nature Planning Division of the National Audubon Society. Arranged alphabetically y state or province, each entry includes the name, address, telephone number, and organization responsible for operation and', maintenance. Those facilities primarily school-oriextd are indicated with an asterisk. Othet information includes Yicility size, program offerings, availability of.self-guided tours, and time the facility is open. In addition, this directory provides a list of .facilities primarily concerned pith dutdoor.interpretatiOn. Operation and maintenance are by the following f4deral agencies: Bureau. of ReClamation, Forest Service, Fish and Wildlif,- Service, National Park ) Service, Soil Conservation Service, and Tennessee Valley Authority.