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Bulletin – July 2018 – v85(07)

• Salvias: A Few of my Favorites, with Kermit Carter of Flowers by the Sea nursery (July meeting) • The Plants of Lesotho, with Bongani,Lesotho Highlands Development Authority (August meeting)
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