121. Nearctica - Natural History - Plants - Angiosperms - Wildflowers plants. wildflowers. Click Here. Special Segments A huge collection of wildflower and other plant photographs arranged by common name or botanical name. http://www.nearctica.com/nathist/vascular/wildflwr.htm

Plants Wildflowers Special Segments Butterflies of North America Conifers of North America Eastern Birds List of N.A. Insects Home Eastern Wildflowers General Topics Natural History Ecology Family Environment Evolution Home Education Home Conservation Geophysics Paleontology Commercial Organizations Buy Books about Wildflowers Wildflowers of Eastern North America . Nearctica.com. A guide to nearly 1,200 species of eastern wildflowers including photographs, drawings, field characters, habitats, and distributions. These are sites on wildflowers. The sites are arranged alphabetically by state or province beginning with general sites. Rocky Mountain Wildflowers . R. Rasmussen and F. Vermeulen. A gallery of photographs of the wildflowers of the Canadian Rockies. New England Wildflower Society . An organization dedicated to wildflower education and conservation. National Wildflower Research Center . This society is dedicated to the appreciation and propagation of wildflowers. Wildflowers of Alabama . Caroline Dean. A gallery of photographs of wild flowers found in Alabama. For many species there are also descriptive notes along with the photos. Links. Wildflowers of British Columbia . Interactive Broadcasting Corporation. Photographs and information of some species of wildflowers of British Columbia. Frames. Brousseau Collection of California Wildflowers . Berkeley Digital Library Project. This site is an extensive searchable database of photographs of vascular plants of California. Clicking on the species name generates information for each species and further photographs. An absolutely killer site. Please go here.

122. Arrowhead Alpines Online is a specialty nursery located on 68 acres in MidMichigan. We specialize in rare perennials, alpine and rock plants, wildflowers and dwarf conifers. http://www.arrowhead-alpines.com/

Arrowhead Alpines Specializing in rare perennials, alpine and rock plants, wildflowers and dwarf conifers Search This Site: powered by FreeFind The Plants: Photo Galleries PDF 2005 Catalog PDF Order Form Adobe Reader Site About Arrowhead: How to Order Directions/Maps Winter Photo Resources: Recommended Books Seed Sowing Conservation Hardiness ... Trellis Hints Fun: Plant Breeding For Dummies Arrowhead Alpines is a specialty nursery of 28 greenhouses located on 68 acres in Fowlerville, Michigan, USA. Our nursery is open for retail business from the time we are done shipping in mid- to late-May through mid-fall when the plants are put away. In the winter we are busy filling catalog orders. Updated: July 15, 2005 Arrowhead is open for Summer Hours. Wed - Sat 11am to 7pm, Sun 11am - 5pm, closed Mon and Tue. Plan your trip to Fowlerville, Michigan soon! Directions/Maps are located in the link at left. Summer Rocks. Come to Arrowhead the weekend of July 30 and 31 for this much anticipated event. Click here for more details. Getting a catalog.

123. Birds And Wildflowers - Attract Birds To Your Backyard With Gardening And Plants One reason is that native plants and wildflowers of our locale, Birds benefit greatly from the inclusion of wildflowers and other plants native to your http://birding.about.com/library/weekly/aa022198.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Birding / Wild Birds Birding / Wild Birds Essentials ... Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Birding / Wild Birds newsletter! See Online Courses Search Birding / Wild Birds Birds and Wildflowers Wildflowers, whether in the wild or in your backyard, are important to wildlife. They provide nectar for hummingbirds and butterflies in the spring and summer. Then in the autumn as the wildflowers die or go dormant, the seed heads provide food for the birds. Although many of us may admire expanses of wildflowers that we view in magazines or as we drive by them on the side of the road, we hesitate to include them in our yards. In some cases, they may appear "weedy." Or they may not be carried by the local nursery in little pots all ready to plant. BUT, we birders, need these plants, difficult as they may be; wildflowers are valuable to birds. Why? One reason is that native plants and wildflowers of our locale, are familiar to the birds of the region. They do not need to "learn" whether there are tasty seeds to devour. Nor do they need to learn whether the plant is an abundant nectar source. Remember many of the hybrids developed by horticulturists are not as nectar-laden as native plants.

124. Recommended Reading For Gardening With Wildflowers And Native Plants Landscaping with wildflowers and Native plants. Ortho Books. 1984. Growing and Propagating wildflowers. HR Phillips. Excellent for plants that are http://www.ext.vt.edu/departments/envirohort/articles/misc/wildflwr.html

Recommended Reading for Gardening with Wildflowers and Native Plants Contact: Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture August 1996 The following list offers a few suggestions from the many fine books available. Some are good for beginners; others are more advanced. IDENTIFICATION AND FIELD GUIDES Flora of West Virginia. E.L. Core and P.B. Strausbaugh. Excellent reference. Atlas of the Virginia Flora. A.J. Harvill, Jr. et al. Reference showing distribution of species by county. Field Guide to Wildflowers. R.T. Peterson and M. McKenny. Arranged by color. Newcomb's Wildflower Guide. L. Newcomb. Key system for wildflowers, shrubs, and vines. Wildflowers of North Carolina. W.S. Justice and C.R. Bell. Covers central Atlantic area. The Audubon Society Field Guides. Audubon Society. A variety of guides for different fields of interest. The Illustrated Book of Wildflowers and Shrubs. W.C. Grimm. Good line drawings. The illustrated Book of Trees. W.C. Grimm. Line drawings. A Field Guide to the Ferns. Boughton Cobb. Part of the Peterson Series.

125. Flora - Wildflowers Flora - Provence Beyond Flora wildflowers Index. by France Beyond colordot, Iris, Stinking; Roast Beef Plant Iris gigot Iris foetidissima http://www.beyond.fr/flora/indexf.html

Flora - Wildflowers Index by France Beyond Also in Nature: Birds Flora Fauna 13 August 2004 Wildflower List Trees List Flora Terms Herbs (Gastronomy) Graphical Indexes: White Purple Blue Red ... Orchids Click on column heading (below) for sorting by column Flowers (English) Fleurs (French) Latin new Adenostyles Leucophylla Adenostyles leucophylla; Cacalia leucophylla Anemone Alpina Pulsatilla alpina, Anemone alpina ... Juniperus oxycedrus new Calamint, Large-Flowered Calamintha grandiflora Catchfly Silene Fuscata Silene fuscata ... Daphne verlottii new Euphrasia Minima Euphraise naine Euphrasia minima Fern ... Gentianella ciliata new Gentian, Spotted Gentiana punctata new Geranium nodosum Geranium nodosum Geranium - Herb Robert; Bloody Geranium robertianum ... Buglossoides purpurocaerulea new Harebell Clochette Campanula rotundifolia new Harebell, Broad-leaved Campanula rhomboidalis Heath, Tree Erica arborea ... Diospyros kaki new Knapweed, Brown-Rayed Centaurea jacea Lavatera Thuringiaca Lavatera thuringiaca ... Lavendula angustifolia new Leek, House Joubarbe des toits Sempervivum tectorum Lentisc, Mastic ... Orchis mascula (Subspecies: olbiensis) new Orchid, Fuchs

126. Native Wildflowers Of North Dakota A series of short, popular articles on 225 species of native wildflowers of the North Dakota grasslands, consisting of photos and information on life http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/literatr/wildflwr/wildflwr.htm

Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Home Site Map About ... Web Help Native Wildflowers of the North Dakota Grasslands Common Pincushion Cactus ( Coryphantha missouriensis For the past 15 years, Northern Prairie biologist Harold A. Kantrud has written a series of articles about native wildflowers of the North Dakota grasslands. The articles appear weekly in local newspapers and are published during the week each species is expected to bloom. The articles appeal to a wide audience of professionals and nature enthusiasts. Each article is three to four paragraphs in length and usually consists of the life history of the species, its identifying traits, where in North Dakota one can expect to find it, and its nomenclatural history. When available, a picture of each species is included. We thank Kurt A. Adolfson , White Bear Lake, Minnesota, and Jack Lefor , Dickinson, North Dakota, for use of their many excellent photographs on this site. This resource should be cited as: Kantrud, Harold A. 1995. Native Wildflowers of the North Dakota Grasslands. Jamestown, ND: Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Home Page. http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/literatr/wildflwr/wildflwr.htm (Version 06JUL2000). Families Agavaceae (The Agave Family) Amaryllidaceae (The Amaryllis Family) Apiaceae (The Parsley Family) Apocynaceae (The Dogbane Family) Asclepiadaceae (The Milkweed Family) Asteraceae (The Aster Family) Boraginaceae (The Borage Family) Brassicaceae (The Mustard Family) Cactaceae (The Cactus Family)

127. Wildflower Seeds - 80 Individual Wild Flower Species Sold In Bulk- American Mead American Meadows wildflower seed mixtures are comprised of high quality wildflower seeds. 80 Species Wildflower Encyclopedia How to Plant wildflowers http://www.americanmeadows.com/bulk_ind.cfm

empty) empty basket checkout Wildflower Seeds Mixtures Seeds of over 80 Wildflowers 5-Packet Seed Collections Flower Packets "Wild" Roses Native Hybrids Advance Bulb Sale New! Woodland Wildflower Flower Seeds of Individual Wildflower Species Welcome to our Wildflower Encyclopedia. American Meadows offers one of the most comprehensive selections of wildflower seeds in the world. Listed are species that are popular for landscaping and currently available. Click on Botanical or Common name to view photos, more sizes/prices, and growing information. (Click here for Hard-to-Find or Hand-Gathered Seeds for the Wildflower Collector) Botanical Name Sort by: Common Name Oz. lb. Achillea millefolium (P) White Yarrow seeds Alcea rosea (B) Hollyhock seeds ... Rocky Mountain Pensternon N/A Petalostemon purpureum* (P) Purple Prairie Clover seeds Phacelia campanularia (A) California Bluebell ... Johnny Jump-up N/A Hard to find and Hand-Gathered Individual Species Botanical Name Sort by: Common Name Packet Oz.

128. Herbscents - Cottage Garden Plants, Wild Flowers, Herbs A collection of hardy plants for cottage gardens with herbs and wild flowers. Selling goodsized plants for speedy results. http://www.herbscents.co.uk/

Home Browse By Category Shopping Cart Checkout ... Login Quick Search Common Name Botanical Name Description Keyword Navigation Home Shopping Cart Checkout Browse By Category ... Links DELIVERY DELIVERY We are only able to deliver our plants to England, Wales Northern Ireland and Scotland. SEARCHING FOR PLANTS You can find plants by Common Name and Botanical Name. If you know of a Common Name that does not appear in the results then try entering it in the description field - as you know some plants have several common names and those are in the description. You can search with any word that you would use in a plant description, such as scent, likes damp, spring flowers. The keyword can find flower colour, including evergreen plants. Wonderful Plants Browse By Category Acid Soil Loving Bee Friendly Bird Friendly Blue Purple ... Links Questions, comments, or suggestions Please write to info@herbscents.co.uk

129. Native Plants Wild Flowers Fountain Shows Wild Flowers and Waterfalls. Leonard J. Buck Garden NJ Learn about these native plants and more on June 19, 2004 when the Leonard J. Buck Garden http://www.dig-itmag.com/columns/bloomingnews_more/147_0_17_0_M/

audio garden blooming news goodies grandma's garden ... the road less trammeled FREE TIP SHEETS! How to deadhead Summer Flowers with the FREE DIG IT Newsletter. June 2004 Wild Flowers and Waterfalls Leonard J. Buck Garden - NJ During June there are quite a few native plants in bloom. Mitchella repens , partridge berry, is native to the woodlands of eastern North America and blooms in two different locations here, the Fern Garden and Fern Rock. Mitchella repens is a trailing groundcover that has something for all seasons. It has 1/2" round, dark evergreen foliage with whitish veins in spring, two tiny, fragrant, tubular shaped, pinkish flowers in summer, and bright red berries in the fall, which can go throughout the winter. The scarlet berries are relished by partridges giving this plant its common name. Plant Mitchella repens in leafy, woodsy soil, in part shade to shade. Amsonia hubrechtii , blue star, can be found at the Visitor's Center and in the Azalea Field. This tough native has no serious pests or diseases and grows in average, medium wet to well-drained soil, in full sun or part shade. Numerous star-shaped, steel blue flowers appear in June and the soft-textured, needle-like foliage turns bright gold in fall. Amsonia hubrechtii grows 3-4' with an equal spread.

130. CalPhotos: Plants This form accesses 58144 images of plants. A variety of organizations and individuals have contributed photographs to CalPhotos. Please be aware that these http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/flowers/

CalPhotos: Plants more photos Plants Fungi Animals All CalPhotos more info About CalPhotos FAQ Using the Photos Photographers ... Browse photos of plants Browse scientific names: A B C D ... Z Browse common names: A B C D ... Z This form accesses usage guidelines provided with each image. To look for photos, choose a name from one of the lists above, or complete any combination of the fields below and then click Search . You can also use the custom query form for advanced queries. Scientific Name contains begins with equals example: Mimulus tilingii (case unimportant) Common Name case unimportant Photo Type any annual/perennial (49718) fern (575) mosses/etc (61) shrub (1415) tree (3032) tree/shrub (3991) unavailable (531) vine (411) Location free text description of place. Country any Antarctica (1) Argentina (44) Australia (55) Belize (6) Bolivia (4) Botswana (8) Brazil (73) Canada (1274) Chile (11) China (4) Colombia (12) Cook Islands (1) Costa Rica (31) Croatia (76) Cuba (2) Denmark (1) Dominican Republic (2) Ecuador (82) Ethiopia (4) Fiji (2) Finland (4) France (1) French Polynesia (22) Germany (1) Greenland (1) Guatemala (9) Guyana (3) Honduras (1) Iceland (23) India (6) Indonesia (7) Italy (2377) Jamaica (3) Japan (67) Kenya (43) Liechtenstein (2) Madagascar (41) Malaysia (5) Mexico (426) Mongolia (2) Morocco (1) Mozambique (4) Namibia (9) Nepal (5) New Zealand (6) Norway (28) Papua New Guinea (1) Peru (14) Philippines (21) Portugal (5) Russian Federation (695) Samoa (2) Saudi Arabia (2) Seychelles (1) Slovenia (1056) South Africa (34) South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (1)

131. CalPhotos: Plants This form accesses 58275 images of plants. A variety of organizations and individuals have contributed photographs to CalPhotos. Please be aware that these http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/photos/flora/

CalPhotos: Plants more photos Plants Fungi Animals All CalPhotos more info About CalPhotos FAQ Using the Photos Photographers ... Browse photos of plants Browse scientific names: A B C D ... Z Browse common names: A B C D ... Z This form accesses usage guidelines provided with each image. To look for photos, choose a name from one of the lists above, or complete any combination of the fields below and then click Search . You can also use the custom query form for advanced queries. Scientific Name contains begins with equals example: Mimulus tilingii (case unimportant) Common Name case unimportant Photo Type any annual/perennial (49718) fern (575) mosses/etc (61) shrub (1415) tree (3032) tree/shrub (3991) unavailable (531) vine (411) Location free text description of place. Country any Antarctica (1) Argentina (44) Australia (55) Belize (6) Bolivia (4) Botswana (8) Brazil (73) Canada (1274) Chile (11) China (4) Colombia (12) Cook Islands (1) Costa Rica (31) Croatia (76) Cuba (2) Denmark (1) Dominican Republic (2) Ecuador (82) Ethiopia (4) Fiji (2) Finland (4) France (1) French Polynesia (22) Germany (1) Greenland (1) Guatemala (9) Guyana (3) Honduras (1) Iceland (23) India (6) Indonesia (7) Italy (2377) Jamaica (3) Japan (67) Kenya (43) Liechtenstein (2) Madagascar (41) Malaysia (5) Mexico (426) Mongolia (2) Morocco (1) Mozambique (4) Namibia (9) Nepal (5) New Zealand (6) Norway (28) Papua New Guinea (1) Peru (14) Philippines (21) Portugal (5) Russian Federation (695) Samoa (2) Saudi Arabia (2) Seychelles (1) Slovenia (1056) South Africa (34) South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (1)

132. Wild Flowers Sources of wildflower seeds and plants. Emorsgate Seeds, Terrington St. Clement, Kings Lynn, Norfolk PE34 4NT. Further reading http://www.wildlifetrust.org.uk/facts/flowers.htm

Where have all the flowers gone? More and more people are growing up without ever having the chance to see the wildflowers which older generations once took for granted. In fact, most of the British wild plants that have become locally extinct have done so in the last 40 years, well within living memory. There are many reasons - changes in the way we farm, the disappearance of 'waste' ground, woodland, hedgerows and roadside verges, even changes in the way we garden. Threats to wildflowers One of the major threats to wildflowers is the change in the way we farm. The demand for low cost food means that farmers are under pressure to farm as cost-effectively as possible. This means intensive use of the land, with bigger fields, fewer hedges, less 'wild' places, and more effective control of weeds - which in fact are of often wildflowers. In the past, an important part of the yearly farming cycle was the use of hay meadows. Fields of grasses and other plants were left to grow throughout the summer, and then cut and dried late in the season as winter food for livestock. Today, the use of artificial feedstuffs has meant less use of hay and fewer meadows .We lose up to 10% of our hay meadows every year. Nowadays, even the gardens of our homes are used differently. Cottage gardens were once crammed with plants chosen not just for decoration, but for their ability to provide medicines, food, dyes or nectar for honey.

133. Natural Life Magazine #37 - Garden Naturally - With Wildflowers Whether you plant wildflowers in huge swaths along roadsides or in tiny pocket There are innumerable reasons to plant wildflowers, and it s important to http://www.life.ca/nl/37/wildflowers.html

Subscribe Advertise from Natural Life Magazine July/August 1994 Issue Index Contact Garden Naturally... with Wildflowers Growing wildflowers can be the most exciting kind of gardening imaginable. Whether you plant wildflowers in huge swaths along roadsides or in tiny pocket gardens in your own backyard, the vibrant colors and rich mixtures of these hardy plants are sure to please. Like any kind of gardening, wildflowers require work and planning, but following these few basic rules will assure your success. Determine your goals Before you buy seed, first know what you want from your wildflowers plantings. What is your purpose? Do you want three-season color? Textured plants for a winterscape? Only species native to your area? Are you planting to attract birds and butterflies? There are innumerable reasons to plant wildflowers, and it's important to define your goals before you begin. Choosing a site Although it may be tempting to plant wildflowers in a difficult site where nothing else grows, first stop to consider why this is the case. Wildflowers are hardy, but they're not magical. Most wildflowers need full sun and moderately fertile soils that drain well but not too quickly. While it is possible to plant wildflowers in poor soil on a steep slope in the shade, this presents a special challenge. Consulting with an expert will increase the chance of success when dealing with difficult terrain. Choosing seeds Your wildflowers will be only as good as the seeds you sow. If you invest the time and energy to plant wildflowers correctly, don't ruin the project by using questionable seeds. Buy from a reputable dealer who can supply you with information about individual species and different kinds of mixtures. Most mixtures include a combination of annuals and perennials. In general, mixtures for warm climates may include more annuals because they tend to re-seed year after year. Cold-climate mixtures should contain fewer annuals because they will not readily re-seed. Annuals should be included in almost every mixture, however, since they act as a nurse crop for the slower growing perennials which do not bloom until the second or third year.

134. Strictly Plants - Buy Alpines, Herbs And Wild Flowers Online Strictlyplants.co.uk offers the opportunity to purchase plants from the comfort of your own home. We market a range of top quality Herbs, Alpines and Wild http://www.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.

135. Spring Blooming Plants Wild Flowers http://www.urbancsalad.com/ahazkorul/wild.htm

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136. Easyliving Wildflowers Native Wild Flower Seed For Home Landscaping And Prairie Fall and winter are the best times to plant many native perennial wildflowers. Wildflower Seed and Plant List includes wildflower photographs, seed potted http://www.easywildflowers.com/

Jacob's Ladder (Polemonium) Easyliving Native Perennial Wildflowers White Goat's beard (Aruncus) Native Wild Flower Seeds and Plants for Home Landscaping and Prairie Restoration Some pages load slowly, Please Wait This site is for and about wildflowers native to the Midwest and Eastern USA. B eautiful wild flowers that are easy to grow, resistant to drought and pests, and provide unlimited pleasure by attracting butterflies, hummingbirds and other critters. Fall and winter are the best times to plant many native perennial wildflowers. Wildflower Seed and Plant List includes wildflower photographs Xeriscaping (zer-i-skap-ing) with native plants. Creating an attractive landscape using drought tolerant plants and mulch to conserve water, use less fertilizer and fewer pest controls. Wildflower Books contains descriptions of our favorite books on native wildflowers, including field guides with color photographs for wildflower identification, wildflower growing and propagating guides, a butterfly guide with color photographs, and books on gardening with native wildflowers. Seed Planting Info.

137. Idaho Native Plant Society | Idaho Native Plants | Idaho Wildflowers | INPS A nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting interest in native plants and plant communities of the state. Includes list of plants of conservation http://www.idahonativeplants.org/

Idaho Native Plant Society P.O. Box 9451 Boise, ID 83707 Local Chapters Calypso Kinnikinnick Loasa ... Wood River Links Home About INPS Join INPS Contact INPS ... Sage Notes Rot13.write('Rznvy') Categories Announcements Conservation Education Field Trips ... Weeds Native Plant Guides Landscaping with Native Plants of the Intermountain Region Northern Idaho Guide Sage Notes Vol 26(2) - Fall 2004 Vol 26(1) - Spring 2004 Vol 22(3) - Summer 2000 Vol 22(2) - Spring 2000 ... Vol 21(4) - Fall 1999 Syndicate this site (XML): RSS 1.0 RSS 2.0 Atom Wecome to the website of the Idaho Native Plant Society. You can learn more about INPS on our About INPS page. News and Announcements Relocating Aase's Onion Saturday, Sept. 24, 8:45 a.m Ridley's Market, Boise, Idaho [Rescheduled from June 18.] A new phase of the Hidden Hollow Landfill will displace several populations of Aase's onion, and Rod Burke has offered a new home for them at the IBG. Join fellow rare plant enthusiasts for 4-5 hours of roping the wily wild onion and really bring native plants "home" to future garden visitors. Meet at Ridley's Market (formerly Crane Creek Market) on Bogus Basin Road. Bring gloves, hats, shovels, trowels, sunscreen, water and lunch. For more information, contact Judy Ferguson at judy.ferguson at ch2m dot com. Posted by Editor on September 09, 2005

138. Montana Plant Life - Flora And Identification Of Edible, Medicinal And Poisonous Plant Identification Key. Buy the CD. Articles. Montana wildflowers Montana Wildflower Pictures Montana Weed Pictures Edible Plant pictures http://montana.plant-life.org/

Welcome to Montana Plant Life! This web site presents a wide variety of Montana wildflowers and other plants growing in the wilds of Montana. The flora of Montana is very varied and contains many species which range extends from the Pacific Northwest region as well as from the Great Plains. The site includes edible plants, medicinal plants as well as poisonous plants with sub-categories for edible roots, poisonous berries etc. Choices can also be made for displaying introduced vs. native plants and weeds. On the left menu there are indexes for english and scientific names, plus all presented species ordered after families. There are also lists for flowering month and plant types, for a total of 31 different indexes. Each presented species has its own page with pictures, a full description and, if applicable, information about edibility, medicinal and poisonous properties. The plant search engine from the title bar above can be used to search the entire plant identification database for any words or phrases, for example "lily", "arthritis", "Lewisia", "cancer" etc. If a name is not found in the indexes, it can often be found from a search instead. Each presented plant family has its own page with a description of its unique characteristics plus a plant identification online guide with pictures, short descriptions and links to the species that belong to it. The menu on the title bar above is the main navigation of the site. On the plant identification page, flower color, number of petals, leaf type etc. can be selected to find an unknown plant. This unique online plant identification system uses easy choices and images instead of a traditional plant identification key to arrive at the correct species. The site is created with the intent that anybody, without much prior knowledge about botany, should be able to identify and find information about Montana wildflowers and plants in general from the Montana flora. Therefore the guides on each family and genus page have also been set up to use easily recognizable features about the plants and, in addition, the images can be used to find the correct species.

139. NCNatural Says "Howdy!" Outdoors nature and cultural guide. Lists attractions and resources by seasons of the year. http://ncnatural.com/

NCNatural You should be forwarded, but if not... Pick a Month January February March April ... December This site is a labor of love for North Carolina and the natural world. It is free and open to the public. Content is provided as-is for our enjoyment and hopefully yours too. We work on this site as the mood strikes and some pages may be out of date and/or there may be some words spelled wrong. Sorry. Our advice is to take the information you need and then get up from the computer and go outside. We'll meet you out there.

140. Wildflower Native Guide By Prairie Frontier With Photographs Wildflower, native species information, by Prairie Frontier. Information including photos, planting tips and guides for wildflower and prairie grass. http://www.prairiefrontier.com/pages/native.html

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