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Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
Founded in 1859, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the nation's oldest botanical garden in continuous operation and a National Historic Landmark.
The Garden is a center for botanical research and science education, as well as an oasis in the city of St. Louis. The Garden offers 79 acres of beautiful horticultural display, including a 14-acre Japanese strolling garden.
AKCA
Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
The Associated Koi Clubs of America was created to promote the hobby, which involves the appreciation, care, breeding and showing of Japanese Nishikigoi (fish) — commonly referred to as koi.
They currently have 97 member koi clubs in the AKCA. 94 member clubs are located in the US, while 3 clubs are located in Canada
NMZNA
Missouri Botanical Gardens - St. Louis
NMZNA
The Northern Midwest Zen Nippon Airinkai Koi Club is a regional chapter of an international organization based in Beppu, Japan. Their goal is to spread the hobby of Koi (Nishikigoi) keeping and to improve the knowledge of the husbandry techniques and the appreciation of Nishikigoi as living art.
In 2018, NMZNA hosted their annual Koi Show in St. Louis, Missouri
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
Amazing resource for water gardening and beautiful waterlilies and aquatic plants. The Society is a non-profit organization of multinational membership dedicated to the furtherance of all aspects of water gardens and their associated plants. Various types of membership begins at $25 to have access to all content, Water Garden Journal, and invitation to the Annual International Waterlily and Water Gardening Symposium
KOI Organisation International, Inc.
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
KOI is an international group of expert hobbyist-volunteers who want to promote FUN in the Koi hobby by teaching all aspects of Koi and pond keeping, with a focus on science.
The organization offers e-books, group buys, monthly articles, and a unique on-line/DVD Lab with courses that are informative covering:
Fish handling and examination,
Microscope work to examine koi scrapings,
Water quality
Koi Diagnosis & Treatment
Gateway Gardener Magazine
International Waterlily & Water Gardening Society
Gateway Gardener Magazine
We’re family owned right here in St. Louis. Our publisher and editor is a professional garden writer with national credits and more than 30 years’ experience writing and editing, plus a degree in horticulture and Advanced Master Gardener certification. And most of our contributors are green-industry pros with real-life experience right here in the St. Louis area who have great ideas to share.
Check out our website for features such as
Things To Do This Month
Garden Resource Links
Upcoming Events
Articles
Videos and Projects
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Tower Grove Park - St. Louis
Upper Midwest Koi Club (Minneapolis Area)
Jewel Box - Forest Park - St. Louis
The mission of Tower Grove Park is to be an exemplary, well-preserved and well-presented, wooded Victorian park of international significance that provides important recreational, educational and cultural opportunities for the public in a way that is compatible with its unique and historic character. The Park is located in St. Louis city
The mission of Tower Grove Park is to be an exemplary, well-preserved and well-presented, wooded Victorian park of international significance that provides important recreational, educational and cultural opportunities for the public in a way that is compatible with its unique and historic character. The Park is located in St. Louis city, bordered by the Shaw, Tower Grove South, Tower Grove East, and Southwest Garden neighborhoods.
Jewel Box - Forest Park - St. Louis
Upper Midwest Koi Club (Minneapolis Area)
Jewel Box - Forest Park - St. Louis
When the Jewel Box was dedicated in 1936, crowds flocked to experience its magnificent Art Deco design. The structure’s unique construction of cantilevered glass supported by arched steel beams also proved a ground-breaking (but not glass-breaking) technical achievement.
Upper Midwest Koi Club (Minneapolis Area)
Upper Midwest Koi Club (Minneapolis Area)
Upper Midwest Koi Club (Minneapolis Area)
The Upper Midwest Koi Club (UMKC) was established in May of 2006. The goals of the club are to: --- promote, create and support the hobby of koi keeping, breeding, appreciating and exhibiting koi, --- disseminate information about koi keeping to the membership --- engage in educational and social activities related to koi keeping.
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
The Midwest Pond & Koi Society (MPKS) are families with a common hobby: koi ponds, garden ponds, koi keeping and plants! We meet the 3rd Friday of the month from January through October. You do not have to be a member to attend a meeting.
Their web site offers an interesting FAQ section!
Greater Louisville Koi and Goldfish Society
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
The Greater Louisville Koi & Goldfish Society
was formed by a group of hobbyist that shared their love for Koi and Goldfish.
They welcome visitors, new members and anyone who has an interest or a question concerning fish, ponds and plants.
Central Florida Koi Show Society
Midwest Pond and Koi Society (Chicago Area)
Central Florida Koi Show Society
CFKS is sponsored by four central Florida koi clubs including the Orlando Koi and Pond Club, the Rainbow River Koi Club, the Gainesville Koi Club, and the Florida East Coast Koi and Pond Club, and the ZNA Southern Koi Association.
"The Orlando Show," as it is known in koi circles, is one of the largest judged koi shows in the Eastern
CFKS is sponsored by four central Florida koi clubs including the Orlando Koi and Pond Club, the Rainbow River Koi Club, the Gainesville Koi Club, and the Florida East Coast Koi and Pond Club, and the ZNA Southern Koi Association.
"The Orlando Show," as it is known in koi circles, is one of the largest judged koi shows in the Eastern U.S., drawing entries from across the country. The goldfish show has become the largest goldfish show in the country. In addition to the judged shows, there are over 35 vendors from across the nation with koi, goldfish, pond supplies, aquatic plants, garden art and more