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» Site title: Cal's Plant of the Week
» Site description: Features a new plant every week, with photo, description, and cultural information. Previously featured plants can be selected by botanical or common name. Focus is on plants for greenhouse culture.
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» Site title: Dave's Garden: PlantFiles
» Site description: Database with over 80,000 plants with cultivation information and pictures supplied by member gardeners.
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» Site title: DenverPlants.com
» Site description: This resource for gardeners in the Denver metro area includes a sizeable database of plants with photos and cultural information.
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» Site title: Desert-Tropicals.com
» Site description: Features searchable database of thousands of plants, with basic information and often photos. Includes many succulents, herbs, and tropical fruit trees.
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» Site title: Dinosaur Garden Plants
» Site description: Describes plants that lived during the age of the dinosaurs, with brief information, lists, and links to other resources for plants of the mesozoic era.
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» Site title: Findmeplants.co.uk
» Site description: Garden plant finder. Searchable by garden conditions and design requirements such as flower color, size and growth habit. Search results include plant photo and summary information.
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» Site title: Floridata
» Site description: Features hundreds of plant portraits, each illustrated with several photos, documenting the garden uses and cultural requirements of each species or cultivar.
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» Site title: Flowers of India
» Site description: Collection of hundreds of plant photos with brief descriptions. Each of the plants grows in India, but both natives and non-natives are featured.
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» Site title: Foliage Plants Database
» Site description: Searchable database with basic information and some photographs of plants grown primarily for their foliage. Japanese and English.
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» Site title: Fruits and Vegetables
» Site description: Includes set of fact sheets and links from the University of Florida.
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» Site title: The Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl
» Site description: Pacific Northwest gardener presents essays for hundreds of species growing in her garden, with personal notes, history, cultural information, and photos for each.
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» Site title: Gardenline
» Site description: Guide to growing and caring for houseplants, vegetables, trees and shrubs. Also features common pests and a miscellaneous section. From the University of Saskatchewan Extension.
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» Site title: Gardenweb: Name That Plant
» Site description: Forum that allows users to upload images of plants that they are trying to identify.
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» Site title: Garten.cz
» Site description: Features a searchable, multilingual garden plant encyclopedia, with a summary of cultural and botanical information and in many cases photos.
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» Site title: Horticopia On-line Plant Information
» Site description: Includes directory of plants, categorized by genus, includes summary cultural information and small photograph for each plant.
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» Site title: HortiPlex
» Site description: Horticultural database with over 100,000 species and cultivars. Comments, ratings, and photos for many varieties supplied by members of the Gardenweb community.
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» Site title: Illinois' Best Plants
» Site description: Chicago Botanic Garden provides a database of recommended plants for Illinois gardens, from perennials to trees, with photos and information on their culture and use.
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» Site title: New Jersey Weed Gallery
» Site description: Database of weeds, accessible by common and botanical names and by a thumbnail gallery. Summary information and photos are provided for each weed.
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» Site title: Pacific Northwest Plants
» Site description: Database on plant identification, culture and usage for the U.S. Northwest, including native and introduced species and their major varieties and cultivars.
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» Site title: PlantBuzz
» Site description: Gardener Mark McDonough presents horticultural musings and illustrated plant studies, with particular emphasis on alliums and other bulbs for rock gardens.
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» Site title: Plants For A Future
» Site description: Resource centre for rare and unusual plants, particularly those which have edible, medicinal or other uses. Offers a plant database, and various articles on gardening, perennials, and habitats.
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» Site title: Plants National Database
» Site description: Online USDA database of botanical information, images, and links on plants in the USA, including crops and invasives. Search by name, geographic distribution, or other characteristics.
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» Site title: Plants Toxic to Animals
» Site description: Resources about toxic plants from the Veterinary Medicine Library.
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» Site title: PlantZAfrica
» Site description: Includes information about plants native to southern Africa, including hundreds of alphabetically arranged plant portraits, by the National Botanical Institute of South Africa.
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» Site title: Shady Character
» Site description: Mark shares photos and descriptions with personal experiences growing a large number of shade plants, both perennials and woody specimens.
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» Site title: SunnyGardens.com
» Site description: Plant encyclopedia featuring photos and short descriptions of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees.
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» Site title: Tiscali Gardening
» Site description: A South African flower, plant and gardening portal with searchable plant database, photographs and information.
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» Site title: Translat
» Site description: Translation program for botanical latin.
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» Site title: Virtual Plant Tags
» Site description: Database of detailed descriptions and growing tips for thousands of plants, including many not commonly grown. Profiles include cultural information, assessment of landscape value, and photos for most.
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» Site title: WeedAlert.com
» Site description: Offers a weed listing for the United States regions, primarily weeds occurring in lawns.
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