The American Hibiscus Society was founded in 1950 in West Palm Beach, Florida, USA, by a group of commercial growers who were also hybridizers of tropical hibiscus. The main focus of this group was Nomenclature. They recognized the need to create an official Hibiscus rosa-sinensis registration process to provide breeding information to future generations of hybridizers.
By 1956, the group had grown into an organized Society with membership meetings and a sporadically published bulletin to keep the members informed. This bulletin evolved into the quarterly full-color magazine it is today…The Seed Pod.
This DVD set uses the Adobe Acrobat Reader software included on every computer to open each file. Each file contains one entire issue. Operating System: Windows 98 or better for best results.
The set consists of five DVD’s:
1956 – 1969 |
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The material contained herein is copyrighted by the American Hibiscus Society. The DVD’s may not be reproduced, but individual pages may be printed for the purchaser’s personal use. All rights reserved by the American Hibiscus Society. http://americanhibiscus.org
The AHS hopes that you will find the information and historical data useful and interesting.
American Hibiscus Society
P. O. Box 1580
Venice, FL 34284
Contact Patricia Merritt with questions or comments:
rozpat@pdq.net
713-723-5858