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• North American Rock Garden Society

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• AGS - Hertfordshire Group

  http://www.hertsags.co.uk/
  Offers opportunities to meet other enthusiasts locally. Provides details of the program, venue and competition rules.

• Alpine Garden Club of British Columbia

  http://www.agc-bc.ca/
  Organization with international membership, meeting in Vancouver. Seed exchange, photo galleries, membership information, quarterly publication back issues, and event listing.

• Cyclamen Society

  http://www.cyclamen.org/
  Society exists to encourage cultivation and conservation, and to disseminate and extend knowledge of the genus Cyclamen and its species, forms and cultivars.

• Eriogonum Society

  http://eriogonum.org/
  International organization promoting the use of eriogonums in the garden, and their study in the wild. Species key, photo gallery, seed exchange information.

• Saxifrage Society

  http://www.saxifraga.org/
  The Saxifrage Society has been formed to promote the cultivation of the genus and encourage their study in gardens and in the wild.

• Scotland Rock Garden Society

  http://www.srgc.org.uk/
  Scotland society who is interested in promoting the cultivation of alpine and rock garden plants.

• The Alpine Garden Society

  http://www.alpinegardensociety.net/
  Promoting an interest in all aspects of alpine plants cultivation and conservation. Provides newsletter, seed exchange and event schedule.

• The Fritillaria Group

  http://www.fritillaria.org.uk/
  Aims to increase the knowledge of all species which make up the genus. Features event schedule and photographs.

• The Heather Society

  http://www.heathersociety.org/
  The Society provides education on wild heathers of Europe to the heaths and moorlands to the rare splendours of South African.

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