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Mark Zilas in Iowa City Feb. 12th

18 years ago

Thie was posted on the Hosta Forum and thought some might be interested here. He has written The Hosta Handbook, a very nice Hosta book.

Mark Zilis will be speaking at the Iowa City Public Library on Sunday, February 12 from 2-4 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public. Mark's lectures are always very informative, and also great fun. He also typically stays later than the listed ending time to chat personally with people.

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Comments (3)

diannp
18 years ago
I plan on going. ;)

Diann
IA Z5a
diannp
18 years ago
Ok, bad me, I didn't go. Did anyone go? If so, how was it?

Diann
IA Z5a
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paws4pets
Original Author
18 years ago
Very nice lecture. Really nice slide presentation and talk about various Hosta's and how to take care of them. He will be having a new Encyclopedia coming out shortly. Almost 7000 varieties of Hosta with lots of pictures.
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