21. Forget-me-Not Herbs And Wildflowers - Welcome Page Growers of naturallygrown potted herbs and other plants, including scented geraniums. Large collection of articles and information on how to grow herbs. http://home.achilles.net/forgetmenot/index.htm

...Nor can I find, amid my lonely walk By rivulet, or spring, or wet road-side, That blue and bright-eyed floweret of the brook, Hope gentle gem, the sweet Forget-me-not! "We do not offer a plant or seed catalog at this time. However, you may order a Richter's Catalogue through us." Chris and Claudia Sutton Forget-me-Not Herbs 'n' Wildflowers R.R. #2, 1920 Beach Road Oxford Mills ON KOG 1SO forgetmenot@achilles.net Home About Us Beginnings ... Guestbook Visitors Since October 2nd, 1998 Last updated:Thursday May 11, 2000 by: forgetmenot@achilles.net

22. Native Plants & Wildflowers, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide Resource Guide Home, Family Community Gardening Native plants wildflowers. http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/gardening/nativeplants.html

Select Library Area: Article Search Ask a Librarian Branches Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Renew a Book Request a Book Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Web Resource Guide Subject Search: Web Site Catalog Internet Search Database Search Events Search Resource Guide: ... International See also Native Gardens and Botany Pittsburgh Region Audubon Center for Native Plants This is a site from the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania at Beechwood Farms (Dorseyville Road in the North Hills) whose mission it is to promote the use of native plants in landscaping. Phipps Garden Center provides education in horticulture, gardening, and conservation to individuals, schools and communities in western Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry: Common Trees of Pennsylvania Look up a tree by name. Pennsylvania Flora Project a major focus of the Botany Department of the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, the majority of the 400,000 specimens on which the entries are based reside in the herbaria of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, The Pennsylvania State University, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, and the the Morris Arboretum. Unfortunately, no photos or illustrations are included. Pennsylvania Native Plant Society a not-for-profit organization that helps people learn about and enjoy native plants found in Pennsylvania

23. 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 Winter 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 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! Remember, that if looking at this web site through AOL, or a like server, be sure to expand your screen by clicking that little open box at the upper left of your browser screen, or you'll suffer overlap! Information! Information!

24. Art And Linda's Home Page Offers local genotype woodland and prairie plants. Includes newsletter and show information. http://www.artandlindaswildflowers.com/

25. 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

26. Plants By Mail Missouri wildflowers Nursery. Address 9814 Pleasant Hill Road Jefferson City, MO,65109 (United States) The bareroot plants in spring are by far the best buy. http://plantsbymail.net/c/42/

Missouri Wildflowers Nursery Search for a company: Home Login intro Acceptable Use Policy ... Missouri Wildflowers Nursery Address: 9814 Pleasant Hill Road Jefferson City, MO United States E-mail address: mowldflrs@sockets.net Phone: 573-496-3492 Fax: 573-496-3003 Categories: Books and Videos Plants: Flowering Vines and Groundcovers Plants: Grasses Plants: Ornamental Trees and Shrubs ... Click here to visit Missouri Wildflowers Nursery's website Profile:: 3 positives No neutrals No negatives Comments: Rating Author Content Positive dannybarron On Apr 1, 2001, dannybarron wrote: I have lived in the Ozark region for a number of years and have ordered from this company the last two years and have been very pleased with them. The bareroot plants in spring are by far the best buy. Positive janislonde On Feb 1, 1997, janislonde wrote: It is a great source of hard to find native plants. The stock arrives promptly, is very healthy, and the prices are very low. The no frills catalog is helpful and the people are wonderful. This place is a gem in the rough, and not to be missed! Positive markwstephens On Oct 1, 1995, markwstephens wrote:

27. Welcome To Niche Gardens Catalog of nurserypropagated wildflowers, southeastern native plants, selected garden perennials, ornamental grasses and underused trees and shrubs. http://www.nichegdn.com/

Visit our catalog of distinctive mail-order plants! ... Online ordering is available. Nestled in the heart of North Carolina, we produce a wide selection of distinctive plants for the garden. Niche Gardens specializes in nursery-propagated wildflowers, southeastern natives, selected garden perennials, ornamental grasses and underused trees and shrubs. Our trained staff offer experienced assistance with the design and care of your garden. We have some great selections available to make your gardens unique. Diverse and unique seeds have also been sown for future offerings as well. Stay tuned. It's going to be a great year for gardening! Click here to order gift certificates from Niche! Our new Fall 2002 catalog is now on-line... it supports the latest secure ordering technology! Explore Niche Gardens: Browse our catalog to get an overview of what we have to offer. To find a particular product or service you may list items by botanical name or by keyword such as perennial, vine, tree, shrub, ground cover, fern, grass, butterflies, birds, cut flowers, dried flowers, evergreen, fragrant, native, China or another common name. Or search the index to find those catalog pages that contain specific combinations of words.

28. Wildflowers Of The Oregon Cascades (1) wildflowers of the Oregon Cascades. Penstemon rupicola (Rock Penstemon) ScrophulariaceaePenstemons 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 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. Linnaea borealis (Twinflower) Caprifoliaceae A forest ground cover with twin pale pink flowers and shiny leaves on trailing stems. Found in moist, shady habitats.

29. Kentucky Native Plant Society Information from this group interested in the native plants and wildflowers of Kentucky. http://www.biology.eku.edu/JONES/Knps.htm

Kentucky Native Plant Society (KNPS) This web site has moved to: http://www.knps.org

30. 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 ... Native Plant References Contacts Main Office Board of Directors Web Inquiries Request for More Information The Flora of Virginia Symposium We invite you to explore Virginia’s botanical diversity on Friday, April 11, 2003 when the Foundation of the State Arboretum of Virginia hosts the symposium, The Flora of Virginia. Click here for details. 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 1800 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. Virginia Native Plant Society 400 Blandy Farm Lane, Unit 2

31. Jewel Species, Orchids & Tropicals Catalogue Unusual jewel orchids, species orchids, tropical plants, tropical bulbs and subtropical wildflowers, all nursery propagated. http://www.rickstropica.com/

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32. REVIEWS - Field Guides Plants - Wildflowers REVIEWS Field Guides plants - wildflowers http://www.gloriamundipress.com/id259.htm

33. Welcome To Sunlight Gardens Major producer and mailorder seller of nursery-propagated wildflowers native to the eastern United States. Has been growing and selling hardy, quality plants for 15 years. Catalog available. http://www.sunlightgardens.com/

home about sunlight gardens about our plants planting information ... messageboard We welcome your suggestions and comments . Please tell us how we can improve, or if there are other plants you wish we carried.

34. Find Wildflowers Online An database powered web application to help identify the native and naturalised flora of Great Britain .Category Regional Europe Science and Environment Wildlife......An introduction to the system, The British flora possesses a wealth ofinteresting plants. This site is intended to help you identify them. http://www.reticule.co.uk/flora/

The British flora possesses a wealth of interesting plants. This site is intended to help you identify them. On the following pages you will be presented with a questionnaire that asks about the characteristics of the plant you are trying to identify. Fill in the form and press search, the computer will then try and identify the plant you have found. You will then have the opportunity to view details about the plants including pictures. You may also like to use the system to obtain a check-list of plants from a particular habitat or perhaps find flowers of a particular colour to grow in your garden. Feel free to experiment, there are many uses for the system. Although, some botanical terms are used, they are kept to a minimum and should not deter anyone trying the system. Please feel free to send me your comments, particularly where improvements can be made. A new key for the website is specific to the Genus Euphrasia . These are a small, but rather attractive group of plants, commonly known as Eyebright. In this country we have at least 22 species, many of which look superficially the same. This key should help you identify them.

35. Avatar Founded in 1982 to educate people about the environmental necessity, economic value, and natural beauty of native plants. The Center is a nonprofit educational organization headquartered in Austin, Texas, USA. http://wildflowers.avatartech.com/

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36. 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. Mailorder service available. http://www.wildflowers.co.uk/

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37. Landlife Wildflowers - Wildflower Seeds And Plants The trading arm of Landlife, a wildflower conservation charity, grows and supplies native wildflower seeds and plants. http://www.wildflower.org.uk/

Welcome Wildflowers work for nature and for people We can supply native seeds and plants of known origin give advice on which species to sow where help gardeners bring wildlife into the garden provide consultancy advice for larger schemes supply printed and online information assist with wildflower management plans and techniques Landlife Wildflowers is part financed by the European Union Merseyside Objective One programme. (European Regional Development Fund.) Landlife Wildflowers Ltd is the trading arm of registered environment charity Landlife established in 1975. All of our proceeds support creative conservation activities for wildflowers and people. National Wildflower Centre to promote new wildflower landscapes. Landlife Wildflowers grows and sells native seeds and plants of known origin throughout the UK. We cannot supply seeds or plants outside England, Scotland or Wales. We may be able to help find a supplier if you live elsewhere. If you need help: choosing species or in sowing techniques

38. Sarracenia, Pitcher Plant, Carnivorous Plants, Native Plants, Wildflowers Sarracenia or pitcher plants, are carnivorous plants and native plantsto the USA, where they are some of the loveliest wildflowers. http://www.pitcherplant.com/sarracen.html

Sarracenia - North American Pitcher Plants Sarracenia are usually the focus of a hardy carnivorous planting. They are a natural for water's edge or in a bog garden. We recommend mulching where temperatures drop below zero (zone 6-7). North of zone 6 plants must be given protection to prevent sudden, prolonged, deep freezing. Sarracenia need at least six hours of direct sun during spring and summer for best growth. Thorough care and planting information is included with each order. Botanique ships only well established Sarracenia plants that are mature or nearly mature. Our large plants would be too heavy to ship in pots. A typical med.large plant is coming from a 1/2 to 1 gallon container! That size plant is impractical to ship in a pot, so we carefully bare-root the plants and pack them to arrive in excellent shape. When you've got over 60,000 big Sarracenia, you don't need to ship wimpy plants! 100% nursery propagated; we do not sell field-collected plants. Satisfaction GUARANTEED! THE BOG GARDEN SPECIAL This is our most popular item and best value.

39. Buy, Carnivorous Plants, Orchids, Wildflowers, Native Plants, Pitcher Plant, Bot Specializes in carnivorous plants such as venus flytraps, pitcher plants, and sundews. Care sheets Category Shopping Home and Garden plants Carnivorous plants...... Botanique. If your'e looking to buy carnivorous plants, orchids, nativeplants (wildflowers) or other botanicals, this site is for you! http://www.pitcherplant.com/

If your'e looking to buy carnivorous plants, orchids, native plants (wildflowers) or other botanicals, this site is for you! Orchid growers should check out our Horticultural Gems section for the Grass Pink Orchid, (Calopogon), and in the carnivorous plant section, you will find Nepenthes. Nepenthes grow well with orchids in humid greenhouses. Carnivorous plant growers, Botanique has been been specializing in these for over 20 years. We have many varieties available nowhere else. Free information, cool pics and fantastic quality in mail order plants. Carnivorous and Unusual Plants Last Update: April 8, 2003 Important Information! We are currently shipping orders. You may request an approximate ship date, especially if you live in a cold zone. Calopogon Orchid Botanique is a plant nursery specializing in carnivorous plants, such as the Venus's Flytrap, Pitcher Plants, Sundews and more. We also offer orchids, native plants, and many unusual plants. For over twenty years, we have tested and worked with hundreds of different plants for home and garden use. Research on carnivorous plants is performed at our facility or contracted labs and is funded at this time by plant sales. We focus on environmental and horticultural analysis of carnivorous plants and their habitat. We are located in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Stanardsville, VA. (At this time, we are not open to the public). Our efforts have been recognized by many groups, including National Geographic, (May 1992, page 73). Robert Sacilotto is a contributor to the International Carnivorous Plant Society Newsletter, (see bottom of page). All

40. Tour Biophilia Nature Center On The Gulf Coast Ecological restoration project with carnivorous plants, wildflowers, turtles, butterfly nursery, native wildlife and a resident biologist. Operating hours, native wildflower information, bookstore. http://www.biophilia.net

Tour Information Plants for Sale Free Snowbird Exhibit Shop from Home ... Beach Landscaping and Restoration 12695 County Road 95, Elberta, Alabama 36530 U.S.A. 251 987-1200 e-mail: biophilia@gulftel.com Centrally located between Fairhope and Gulf Shores, Alabama, and Pensacola, Florida. Site C. 2001 C. Lovell-Saas. Biophilia Nature Center, Winged Pitcher Pink Sundew Marilyn's Meadow Purple Coneflower, Black Swallowtail Biophilia Grady Pond Beardtongue BIOPHILIA is the human love for living things. CURRENT HOURS: TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9AM-4PM unless we are out giving a presentation. Call to confirm this schedule. Biologist-guided tours can be arranged for school groups, garden clubs, families, etc.. at $6/person, per hour (minimum = two people). What Will You See on a Tour? Year ‘round you will see well over 100 species of interesting labelled plants and many more yet unmarked. Learn about North American wild edibles, butterfly gardening, wildlife, carnivorous plants, wetland values, and uses for native plants. We'll show you plant and animal artifacts, from magnified butterfly wings to fern fossils. Our carnivorous plant collection includes 7 kinds of pitcher plants, 5 types of sundews, Venus flytraps, bladderworts and more. In the Plants That Do Tricks department, our sensitive plants respond to touch just as dramatically as the Venus flytraps. In the warmer seasons, we can explore several ecosystems here and hunt for butterfly eggs, caterpillars, chrysalises and adults as you learn about the native plants that attract and feed our local butterflies, hummingbirds, and other animals of interest. You'll be surprised to learn that even some of the trees and grasses in your yard are butterfly baby food. Your biologist guide will identify birds, frogs, lizards, etc. and their calls, animal signs, and other curiosities along the way.

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