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Southeastern US Palm Society (SEPS) (North of Florida)
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Website: http://www.sepalms.org
Officers and Directors
President: Gary Hollar (North Carolina)
Vice President: Johnny Cochran (Georgia)
Membership Contact and Treasurer: Will Taylor (Tennessee)
Editor and Web Master: Jeff Stevens
Associate Editor and Secretary: Tom McClendon (Georgia)
Alabama Director: Hayes Jackson
Georgia Director: Will Fell
North Carolina Director: Pete Sayre
South Carolina Director: Jerry Finley
Tennessee Director: David Cox
At Large Director: David Varnado (Mississippi)
Publications and Meetings
The Southeastern Palm Society publishes Southeastern Palms (formerly Rhapidophyllum). , a quarterly journal describing how to successfully grow hardy palms and other subtropical plants in USDA Zones 6 through 8 in the southeastern United States. Southeastern Palms offers a variety of articles selected to please beginners, palm nuts, landscapers, nursery management and horticultural educators alike. The journal is included with membership.
The society's quarterly meetings are held at outstanding public and private gardens all over the Southeast. Meetings are open to both members and non-members.
The Southeastern Palm Society also publishes the specialty books Hardy Palms for the Southeast and Hardy Citrus for the Southeast, and maintains a permanent palm display garden at the Bamboo Farm and Coastal Gardens in Savannah, Georgia.
Membership/Subscriptions
Southeastern Palm Society membership dues are $20 for one calendar year ($25 outside the US, Canada and Mexico, payable in US funds).
For more information, visit the SEPS website at www.sepalms.org or contact Will Taylor, Memberships
Contact Information
The Southeastern Palm Society (SEPS) Fall meeting was held at the gardens of the Anniston Museum of Natural History and the Berman Museum, and the gardens of Hayes Jackson, Anniston, Alabama, and Connie Mack and Linda Dobbs, Oxford, Alabama.
In addition, SPEPS participated in the Southeastern Citrus Exposition on Saturday, November 17, 2007, in Aiken, South Carolina.
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