21. Desert Plants & Wildflowers Desert plants and wildflowers, includes color photos, articles and wildflower field guide. http://www.desertusa.com/flora.html

How Do Plants Survive the Desert? Desert plants have adapted to the extremes of heat and aridity by using both physical and behavioral mechanisms, much like desert animals. The ingenuity and variety of these many adaptations are explored in Desert Plant Survival. Wildflower Field Guide Whats Blooming now - Check the Wildflower reports For more information on a plant or a wildflower click on the links below. Wildflowers Succulents Trees, Shrubs, Grasses Apache Plume Arizona Poppy Blue Phacelia Big sagebrush ... Datura (POISONOUS) Desert Chicory Desert Dandelion Desert Five-Spot Desert Globemallow ... Dogbane (POISONOUS) Dune Evening Primrose Fairy Duster Filaree Storksbill Ghost Flower ... Winterfat Wildflower Articles Other Articles When Will The Wildflowers Bloom? Favorite Desert Wildflowers 4 Drives into the Heart of Desert Wildflower Country ... Related Books - Store We have made a slideshow of 45 pictures we received during the 2005 season. If you have a fast connection - QuickTime or Flash - click below to enjoy the show. Flash Click Here QuickTime Click Here Get a FREE poster and FREE issue of Zoobooks magazine!

22. British Wildflower Plants - Expert Growers Of Native British Wild Flowers Offer over 400 species of native British plants; site features searchable database with photographs and downloadable catalogue. http://www.wildflowers.co.uk/

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23. Scotts Wildflowers - A Wildflower Nursery Native wildflowers by mail order from Cumbria nursery, with advice on creating woodland, wetland and meadow habitats for both plants and wildlife. http://www.scottswildflowers.co.uk/

Scotts Wildflowers - Home Page Why grow native Wildflowers? One of the best wildflower nurseries in the Cumbria reqion..... "...there is an endless variety of flowers in the fields and meadows, which if the agriculture of the country were more carefully attended to, would disappear." William Wordsworth wrote this intuitive prophecy in his description of the Lake District at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Two hundred years later one of the conclusions of the most recent Survey of the flora of Cumbria was that while the loss of thirty species was depressing "it is of far less consequence than the progressive loss of habitat... of a large proportion of the native flora." This in an area considered to be amongst the least affected by 'progress'. The knock-on effect has been that by poisoning and eliminating significant parts of the natural food chain species such as the skylark, dormouse and hare have become 'endangered species'. Fortunately, we may have realised the danger before it is too late. From Bio-diversity schemes for farmers to articles in magazines and television programmes we are being encouraged to contribute to a process which will hopefully halt and then reverse the trend. We do have to be careful though. Back to William's sister Dorothy who told of a meeting she had had with a Miss Hudson of Workington who said "O! I love flowers! I sow flowers in parks several miles from home, and my mother and I visit them, and watch how they grow." In our enthusiasm we must not create further problems, even with the best of intentions, as were Miss Hudson's. There is a balance , an order, while some plants grow throughout the United Kingdom, others are local. There is also a contemporary problem. David Bellamy has warned that "Imports of cheap foreign (plant) stock are out of control and could pose as significant a threat as genetically modified crops." British native plants are threatened by cross-breeding or, as is most dramatically illustrated by the Japenese knotweed, habitat invasion.

24. NORTH ALABAMA WILDFLOWERS s and photographs of common wildflowers and other native plants of North Alabama....... http://www.briartech.com/floweringplants.htm

NORTH ALABAMA WILDFLOWERS And Other Flowering Native Plants Descriptions and photos of most common native and naturalized flowering plants found in North Alabama and surrounding regions. Photos expand for larger view Click on season for table of individual plants. Early Spring Late Spring Early Summer Summer ... Other Briartech Files: Botanical GardenSpace MuseumTrail Maps-Huntsville Attractions E Mail... See www.briartech.com for current email address ..... (Norm Walker) Other Briartech Categories: Trail Maps Attractions Space Museum

25. Cottage Garden Plants, Wildflowers, Herbs, Seeds And Native Hedging Available Fr Cottage garden plants, wildflowers and herbs now available from The English Cottage Garden Nursery. Also available wildflower seeds, meadow seeds and http://www.englishplants.co.uk/avail.html

The English Cottage Garden Nursery Wildflowers, Herbs, Cottage Garden Plants, Seeds and Native Hedging Home The Wildflower Meadow The Wildlife Garden The Cottage Garden ... Trade and Wholesale WILDFLOWERS, HERBS, COTTAGE GARDEN PLANTS AVAILABLE NOW Listed below are the wildflowers, cottage garden plants and herbs currently available - this page is regularly updated as plants become available or go out of stock, so check again at a later date if you cannot find what you are after today. The Shop section of the website has a search facility so if you are after particular plants you can easily find them by typing the plant name in the search box. By clicking on each plant you can find out information about that particular plant and print it off if you wish. We normally send out these information sheets to customers with their orders but this is proving costly, so we have decided to put the information on the website instead for viewing or printing off as required. Please go to the Hedging and Seeds sections of the shop for hedging and seeds available. Information on hedging for wildlife can be found in the hedging link above.

26. Niche Gardens Nursery Home Native Perennials Trees Grasses Catalog of nurserypropagated wildflowers, Southeastern USA native plants, selected garden perennials, ornamental grasses and underused trees and shrubs. http://www.nichegardens.com/

welcome to niche summer 2005 home news browse catalog search catalog ... shopping cart Asclepias tuberosa and friends Echinacea 'Kim's Knee Hi' Spotted Calla Lily Niche Gardens is a mail order nursery located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Our plants are available through our annual print catalog, this on-line catalog, and at our retail nursery. We encourage you to visit our display gardens and plant nursery here in Chapel Hill. We specialize in native perennials, trees and shrubs but carry many other hard-to-find and unusual plants including evergreens, bog plants, ground covers and ornamental grasses. Our on-site search will let you assemble a selection of plants to attract, feed and provide habitat for birds, hummingbirds and butterflies. You can also search for plants which are particularly shade tolerant or drought tolerant. Here at the nursery, we display and sell garden art made by local artists, and if you are in the Triangle area (Raleigh, Cary, Durham and Chapel Hill) or near the Greensboro and Burlington areas, we provide a garden design service. Our experienced staff can offer you assistance with the design and care of your garden. We have a great collection of plants available to make your gardens unique. We are always looking for vigorous new selections and cultivars, overlooked natives which deserve a place in the garden, as well as keeping our favorite plants available for you to introduce into your gardens.

27. Wildflowers Of The Oregon Cascades (1) s and color photographs of wildflowers of the western Oregon Cascades. Penstemons are bushy plants that grow in dry, sunny habitats....... http://www.efn.org/~k_mccree/Wildflowers.html

- HIKING TRAILS AND WILDFLOWERS by Keith and Barbro McCree - Wildflowers of the Oregon Cascades To Wildflowers page 2 Home Authors Diary ... e-mail Click on the picture of a flower go to the description Photography by Keith McCree , Botany by Barbro McCree We publish a collection of wildflower photographs on a CD-ROM To the top of this page Calochortus subalpinus (Lobb's Mariposa Tulip, Cat's Ear) Liliaceae Lily with large, hairy creamy-white petals and a yellow center. Found in dry meadows. Castilleja miniata (Common Paintbrush) Scrophulariaceae One of many species of Castilleja that grow in this area. Found in dry meadows and rock outcrops. Erysimum asperum (Rough Wallflower, Prairie Rocket) Cruciferae Wallflower with showy orange or yellow flowers and long seedpods. Found in meadows at higher elevations. Erythronium oregonum (Oregon Fawn Lily, Trout Lily) Liliaceae White lily with leaves dappled like a fawn. Found in open areas of forest at low elevations. Fritillaria lanceolata (Mission Bells, Checker Lily, Chocolate Lily) Liliaceae Lily with bell-shaped brownish-purple flowers, mottled with yellow and purple spots. Found in meadows and open areas of the forest.

28. Great Lakes Nursery Company Offers bareroot seedlings and transplants of plants native to and/or suitable for the Great Lakes states, including deciduous and evergreen trees, fruit trees, shrubs, grasses, and wildflowers. http://www.greatlakesnursery.com/

Great  Lakes Nursery Company is a bare-root seedling and transplant grower located in North-central Wisconsin. We specialize in hard-to-find woody plants that are native to Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. We are growing larger transplants because you want to see results from your planting labor sooner.  Since we sell bare-root, our shipping seasons are April and May for spring planting, and again in September and October for fall planting. Our customers are individuals and companies who are interested in establishing and growing native woody plants. We have no minimum order, but have a pricing system based on the quantity ordered:  larger quantities = lower prices. We will also quote you prices for very large quantities (over 5,000 plants of a single variety) and for contract-growing. All of our orders are counted, graded and root-pruned to the size specifications in our catalogue. These are not “bed-run” or “bulk-order” plants, but are of the finest quality selected for native plant establishment. We will ship or have your order ready for pick up to meet your busy schedule.

29. Strictly Plants - Buy Alpines, Herbs And Wild Flowers Online Herbs, alpines and wildflowers to buy online from specialist mail order nursery. Based Oxon sales by mail order only. http://strictly-plants.co.uk

home products tips contact ... is it safe? Shopper Testimonials Join Our E-mail List for Updates Chris and Brenda welcome you to Strictly Plants. Our informative web site, along with our comprehensive range of specialized Herbs Alpines and Wild Flowers , will help provide areas of lasting interest to the overall design of your garden. These delicate plants will bring harmony and enhancement to the garden, irrespective of size and maturity. Whether you are looking to create a special garden, flowering with colour or just simply adding to your established borders, these delightful plants will attract birds, bees, butterflies and many beneficial insects. With the talk of climate change and global warming high on the agenda, it is more than possible that the flowering time of many of our plants will be extended beyond the accepted period that is shown in the sub-category section. Most or our plants come to you in 8cm or 9cm pots. This makes easy work when carrying and placing your purchase in the desired part of the garden.

30. Lost Springs - Texas Hill Country Plants Information and photos of plants, wildflowers and nature in the Texas Hill Country. http://www.lostsprings.com/plants

31. Eastern Plants - Wildflowers Click on the plant name for detailed information about that item. You can ORDER plants by email sales@easternplant.com Please include your name, http://www.easternplant.com/wildflowers.asp

New!! Weekly Plant News Wildflowers There are 33 Plants in this category. Items1 to 15 Items16 to 30 Items31 to 33 Click on the plant name for detailed information about that item. Common Name Latin Name White Baneberry Actaea alba Delightful autumn berries Star Grass Aletris lutea Yucca like Columbine Aquilegia canadensis Beautiful dangling bells Green Dragon Arisaema draconitum Striking blossom Marsh Marigold Caltha palustris Sunny flowers in April Blue Cohosh Caulophyllum thalictroides Fascinating foliage Turtlehead Chelone glabra Itriguig flowers Lily of the Valley Convallaria majilis Classic Yellow Lady's Slipper Cypripedium pubecens (calceolus) Sought After! Showy Lady Slipper Cypripedium reginae The most exotic ladyslipper Dutchman's Breeches Dicentra cucillaria Frilly and graceful Shooting Star Dodecatheon meadia Petite dangling bells Wild Geranium Geranium maculatum Very easy Hepatica Hepatica triloba and acutiloba Delightful early flowers Alum Root Heuchera americana Glowing foliage Items1 to 15 Items16 to 30 Items31 to 33 To order one of our informative catalogs please send $4 US to: Eastern Plant Specialties POB 5692 Clark, NJ 07066

32. Wildflower Pictures, Wildflower Gardening Tips And Flower Folklore Features a database of North American wildflowers with photos and cultivation information. Offers pages where the plants are listed according to various characteristics (colors, height, light requirements, etc.) http://www.wildflowerinformation.org/

Quick-search Wildflower Plant Profiles Wildflower Information Advanced Search Wildflowers sorted by : Wildflowers by Common Name Wildflowers by Botanical Name Wildflowers for Sun and Shade Wildflowers for North American Regions ... Wildflowers by Color More About Wildflowers: What is a Wildflower? The History of Wildflowers How Wildflowers Got Their Names Why are Botanical Names Important? ... Home Wildflower Information.org Wildflowers in Color: White Wildflowers Yellow Wildflowers ... Wildflowers Types of Wildflowers: Annual Wildflowers Perennial Wildflowers ... Wildflowers Regional Wildflowers: Northeastern Wildflowers Southeastern Wildflowers ... Wildflowers Wildflower Habitats: Fields and Roadsides Wildflowers for ... Wildflowers Botanical Drawings on this website are from the famous 18th Century Curtis Collection, and are used here with gracious permission from the National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD. Buy Wildflower Seeds and Plants Order online from our recommended source

33. Native California Plants & Seeds At The Nursery At Theodore Payne Foundation For A nonprofit retail nursery offering California native plants and seeds. http://www.theodorepayne.org/

34. The Wild Gardener Personal observations and information on gardening with native plants and wildflowers including weather, unusual plants, and a great deal of personal philosophies. http://thewildgardener.com

Welcome to the Late Summer Pages of The Wild Gardener- -and find the answers to all sorts of questions dealing with gardening, wildflowers, native plants, an occasional orchid (or two), your life style, and how to bring nature's world (usually minus "tooth and claw") into your own back yard. My name is Peter Loewer, I'm a writer and artist, and often become quite passionate about plants, from daffodils to orchids to the love of roses to the lore of poison ivy. Friends call me The Wild Gardener and perhaps I can help you to get the best from your garden and, along the way, give you some fascinating insights into a world that, up to now, just might have escaped your notice. After all, I'm the guy who brought back the evening garden and the night garden from oblivion, and that includes the night-blooming dayliliy ( Hemerocallis citrina ). They're stealing your daysat least fight to keep your nights! Apologies for being tardy with the site! In addition to being under attack by greedy developers, we have now as a nation seen the destruction of one of our oldest cities. Decreed a city at its founding in 1718 New Orleanswhile suffering yellow feverwas not threatened by hurricanes as the undeveloped barrier beaches of the Gulf Coast protected the city from tidal surges. So when condemning somebody for the current tragedy, choose developers rather than God as the culprit. Those who call upon God to cure the ills brought by Mankind, should remember the concept of Free Will.

35. Southern California Wildflowers Photographs and botanical information on Southern California wildflowers, botanical links and sources, and a 750item botanical glossary. http://www.calflora.net/bloomingplants/

Southern California Wildflowers and Other Plants Photographs by Michael L. Charters Enter Number of Taxa currently in the Site: 1,825

36. Louisiana Garden Clubs | Welcome Find information on the club and its events, including horticulture, floral designs, wildflowers and native plants. http://www.louisianagardenclubs.org/

Check out the "Link Page! LGCF Awards Information! Link to Arrangements for Michele Hazard Welcome to Our Web Site The Louisiana Garden Club Federation is the largest volunteer gardening organization in Louisiana with members in eight geographic districts. Founded in 1934, the non-profit organization brings together the garden clubs of Louisiana through Education, Beautification and Conservation. The LGCF is governed by a Board of Directors. Our state headquarters home is located at 1606 Water Street in Lecompte, Louisiana. The LGCF is affiliated with the National Garden Clubs, Inc., Deep South Region. NGC is the largest volunteer gardening organization in the world. We are a very diverse organization with many projects and programs. We encourage you to look at our many interesting activities. A very community minded organization, we have sponsored the Cleanest City Contest since 1958. The contest promotes a continuous campaign against littering and strives to instill civic pride in our citizens. It is a very popular and successful contest with towns and cities throughout the state. Our education programs include landscape design courses, flower show schools and gardening study courses. Check our Events Calendar for information about the time and location of the courses. We also award annual college scholarships to students.

37. The Virginia Native Plant Society (VNPS) Organized to further appreciation and conservation of the state's native plants and habitats. Includes information and links about wildflowers, field trips, plant sales, other activities, efforts to eradicate invasive species, and related topics. http://www.vnps.org/

Home Wildflowers Across VA VA Flora Project Wildflower of the Year Previous Years ... Growing Native Plants Contacts Main Office Board of Directors Web Inquiries Request for More Information Virginia Native Plant Society 24th Annual Meeting in conjunction with the Coastal Plain Native Plant Conference September 16 - 17, 2005 Norfolk Botanical Garden and Old Dominion University For conference information and registration form, please click here VNPS Position Paper on Plant Rescues Our Mission The Virginia Native Plant Society (VNPS) was founded in 1982 as The Virginia Wildflower Preservation Society. It is a statewide organization with approximately 2000 members supported primarily by dues and contributions. Membership is open to anyone, amateur or professional. Its purpose is to further appreciation and conservation of Virginia's native plants and habitats. Incorporated in Virginia as a not-for-profit, publicly supported organization, it is tax-exempt under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. The Society's work and activities are carried out by volunteers. The Society's programs emphasize public education, protection of endangered species, habitat preservation, and encouragement of appropriate landscape use of native plants.

38. REVIEWS - Field Guides: Plants - Wildflowers REVIEWS Field Guides plants - wildflowers A highly useable key-based guide to the wildflowers of the northeast and north-central United States (west http://www.gloriamundipress.com/reviews_guides_wildflowers.htm

var TlxPgNm='reviews_guides_wildflowers'; REVIEWS - Field Guides: Plants - Wildflowers Gloria Mundi Home ReviewsField Gui des Previous Page AUDUBON FIELD GUIDE TO NORTH AMERICAN WILDFLOWERS Western Edition (Rockies and west) By Richard Spellenberg This valuable member of the Audubon field guide series is especially useful to non-experts because its 940 photographs are grouped together and arranged by blossom color to aid in identification of the over 650 species covered. Text describes characteristics, life cycle, habitat, range with additional comments noting other information of interest. A plasticized cover provides protection during field use. Order from Amazon.com Eastern Edition - Order from Amazon.com NEWCOMB'S WILDFLOWER GUIDE By Lawrence Newcomb, illustrated by Gordon Morrison A highly useable key-based guide to the wildflowers of the northeast and north-central United States (west to Illinois, south to Tennessee). Over 1300 species are covered. Includes over 1000 drawings, 175 in color. Order from Amazon.com

39. Kurtz-Fernhout Software: PlantStudio Tool for creating pictures of 3D plants. It simulates herbaceous (nonwoody) plants like wildflowers and cut flowers, vegetables, weeds, grasses, and herbs using a parameter-driven simulation of plant growth and structure. http://www.kurtz-fernhout.com/PlantStudio/index.htm

Kurtz-Fernhout Software Developers of custom software and educational simulations. Home News Products Download ... Company PlantStudio Try it Buy it Info Introduction Features Screen shots Samples ... Reviews More info Requirements License Help system History Support FAQ Versions FAQ Tech support Feedback Wish list Survey Community Gallery Exchange Mini-tutorials Links ... Newsgroups What is PlantStudio? PlantStudio Botanical Illustration Software is a tool for creating 3D plant models and 2D illustrations. PlantStudio simulates herbaceous (non-woody) plants like wildflowers and cut flowers, vegetables, weeds, grasses, and herbs using a parameter-driven simulation of plant growth and structure. You can "grow" plants over their life cycles, producing lifelike images at any age. You can design, animate and breed a wide variety of plants. By using the "evolutionary arts" of variation and selection in the plant breeder, you can quickly and easily create whole families of unique plants for your 3D scenes. This just in... PlantStudio is now free! See our

40. NAP, Inc-CT Native Plant Nursery-Christmas Trees,Trees,Shrubs,Plants,Wildflowers Native Plant Nursery selling Contractors and Homeowners Christmas Tree Seedlings/Transplants, Native Trees, Shrubs, plants wildflowers in New England. http://www.napinc.org/

Welcome! The Natural Attraction Project, Inc. is a New England Native Plant nursery located in Griswold CT. This native plant nursery is also a Christmas Tree Seedling Farm providing Christmas Tree Seedlings, and Christmas Tree Transplants. NAP, Incorporated is well known for providing native plants, native wildflowers, native grasses, native trees, and native shrubs for homeowners, businesses, municipalities, landscapers and organizations in New England and especially here in CT, where much of the seed for these CT native plants, CT native shrubs, CT native trees, and CT wildflowers and native grasses are harvested. It is our pleasure to introduce a new line of Biodiversity Gardens . These native bareroot gardening packages are a hybrid of the homesteader packages that the former CT State Nursery previously provided. Each Biodiversity Garden is designed for the homeowner who wishes to naturalize their home garden naturally by enticing native songbirds, and butterflies to reside on the property. They are also great for the School projects where students can see for themselves how pollinators of all sizes interact, and how birds feed from the berries and seeds.

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