PRIVILEGES OF MEMBERSHIP 
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BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN 
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden renders a public service in its 
endeavor to advance a knowledge of plants, affording educational 
advantages, and carrying on fundamental investigations. Members 
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ye Garden have the opportunity of furthering these aims. 
Special Memes privileges are also offered as follows 
Advice on the choice and care of ornamental trees, shrubs, and 
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fully, involving methods of culture, and control of insect and 
fungous pests. 
ae naming of botanical specimens submitted for determina- 
Periodical distribution of surplus ornamental plant material 
and seeds. 
Invitations for self and friends to the Annual Spring Inspec- 
tion, and to spring and fall “Flower Days”; cards of admission 
to all exhibitions and openings preceding the admission o 
general public, and to receptions; admission of member and 
one guest to field tri ips and other scientific meetings under 
Gar den auspices, at the Garden or elsewhere. 
ervices of a guide (by appointment) for self and party. when 
aie “the Garden. 
Free tuition in all courses of instruction, except that in labora- 
tory courses a small fee is charged to cover cost of materials, 
etc. 
The Library and Herbarium are available for consultation. 
_ Announcement cards concerning plants in bloom and the activi- 
ties of the Garden are sent to members from time to time. 
As part of its services, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden issues pub- 
lications of general horticultural interest, and technical papers 
based upon the researches carried out at the Garden. Special 
Guides to the een and collections, Leaflets of popular in- 
oe euOn, aod the quarterly Record, which includes the Annual 
Report of the Garden’s activities, are sent free to members. 
tess privileges in other botanic gardens and museums 
outside of Greater New York are offered to our members when 
they are visiting other cities and on presentation of Brooklyn 
Botanic Garden membership carc 
