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 The
American Horticultural Society offers opportunities to
explore horticulture and gardens across America and
around the world through the AHS Travel Study Program.
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2010 Travel Study Programs Destinations
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Gardens of East Anglia
with AHS Host Stephanie Jutila
and Tour Escort Antonia Lloyd Owen of
Specialtours
May 22–31, 2010
Designed for the connoisseur of English gardens who has
perhaps
already visited the great houses and gardens within easy
reach of London,
this trip features the gardens of East Anglia—Norfolk,
Suffolk, Essex, and
Cambridgeshire—a region rich in history. In addition to
touring private
gardens in charming English villages, we will visit
several celebrated sites,
including Anglesey Abbey, the Beth Chatto Gardens and
Wyken Hall
Gardens.
Click here for the brochure.
Click here for the reservation form.
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Gardens and Innovation:
Chicagoland and Rockford
with AHS Host Katy Moss Warner
June 16–20, 2010
This tour will highlight the innovative gardens that
have contributed to the greening of Chicago and
influenced the horticultural heritage that distinguishes
the surrounding communities. In Rockford, Illinois, an
America in Bloom award-winning city, we will see how
community spirit has fostered the creation of
exceptional gardens.
A brochure will be available soon.
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Sicily: Gardens and Antiquities
with AHS Host Katy Moss Warner
and Tour Escort Susie Orso of Specialtours
October 28 - November 7, 2010
From the sparkling seascapes of Taormina to the
rugged landscape of the island’s interior, this tour
will explore the fascinating archaeological sites,
historical monuments, and fantastic gardens of
Sicily. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity awaits you.
Click here for the brochure.
Click here for the reservation form.
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2010 AHS President’s Council Trip*
For AHS President’s Council members, past AHS
President Carolyn Marsh Lindsay will be hosting a tour
of Jacksonville & The Beaches of Northeastern Florida
from April 21 to 25.
*Exclusive offering for AHS President’s Council
members. For more information about or to join the AHS
President’s
Council, contact Sue Galvin at (703) 768-5700 ext. 111
or sgalvin@ahs.org. |
To be added to the AHS Travel Study Program mailing list
to receive updates about future destinations
click here.
For more information about upcoming
tours in the AHS Travel Study Program, please contact
our travel planner: MacNair Travel at:
ahs@macnairtravel.com or (866) 627-6621.
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