2013 Meetings Scheduled - February 16 Meeting in Alhambra
With the February meeting mere days away, plans for the rest of the 2013 LACPS calendar year are well underway. Ed Read has once again offered to throw open ...
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December 15 Potluck
In keeping with tradition, the upcomming meeting on December 15 will feature a holiday potluck. Check the LACPS mailing list to see what others will bring or...
Peter D’Amato to speak at the LACPS October 20
Here's what Tom has to say about the 2012/10/20 LACPS meeting: "At the next meeting, our presenter will be Peter D'Amato of Savage Garden fame. Peter is a me...
June at the Huntington
The June LACPS meeting at the Huntington Library and Botanical Gardens presents two temporary breaks from tradition; it is scheduled for the second Saturday ...
April meeting to be held at CSUF
April looks to be an exciting month with the regularly-scheduled LACPS meeting moving to CSUF for the day. Here are details on the venue from greenhouse dire...
LACPS Holiday Potluck Scheduled for December 17
The December meeting will - as usual - include a holiday potluck. Past LACPS potlucks have featured exotic delights, such as dishes cooked in Nepenthes pitch...
DJ to Show Volo Bog Photos at October 15 LACPS Meeting
DJ is slated to display images from the Volo Bog in Illinois at the next LACPS meeting. The details of his presentation have yet to be disclosed but DJ is su...
Mid-season Meeting - August 20th in Alhambra
The August LACPS meeting is fast approaching; it is set to convene at the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce building on the 20th and is sure to attract plants boa...