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John Walker (16 May 1893 – 6 January 1991) was a Canadian horticulturist and plant breeder who developed numerous varieties of trees and shrubs. His selections have been used in shelterbelts and landscaping applications across Canada and in northern countries around the world. Some of his selections include: * Coronation Triumph Potentilla * Density and Korman Spirea * Jubilee Willow * Radiance Amur Maple * Prairie Princess Phlox * Garry Pink Viburnum * Hill Poplar * Walker Poplar * Walker Caragana

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rdfs:comment	John Walker (16 May 1893 – 6 January 1991) was a Canadian horticulturist and plant breeder who developed numerous varieties of trees and shrubs. His selections have been used in shelterbelts and landscaping applications across Canada and in northern countries around the world. Some of his selections include: * Coronation Triumph Potentilla * Density and Korman Spirea * Jubilee Willow * Radiance Amur Maple * Prairie Princess Phlox * Garry Pink Viburnum * Hill Poplar * Walker Poplar * Walker Caragana (en)
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has abstract	John Walker (16 May 1893 – 6 January 1991) was a Canadian horticulturist and plant breeder who developed numerous varieties of trees and shrubs. His selections have been used in shelterbelts and landscaping applications across Canada and in northern countries around the world. Some of his selections include: * Coronation Triumph Potentilla * Density and Korman Spirea * Jubilee Willow * Radiance Amur Maple * Prairie Princess Phlox * Garry Pink Viburnum * Hill Poplar * Walker Poplar * Walker Caragana He was a founding member of the Indian Head Horticultural Society and past president of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists, the Saskatchewan Horticultural Societies Association, the Western Canadian Society for Horticulture, and was a member of many other national and international horticultural organizations. He was a prolific contributor to The Prairie Garden magazine and also served as editor. (en)
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