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Mountain Perennial Garden @BFAG
... European Alps Garden and have the small native alpine primrose (Primula angustifolia) in our native collections. This popular genus has its own society with more information and a good seed exchange amongst its members, americanprimrosesoc.org. More detailed information can be found in 'The Genus Primula, in Cultivation and the Wild' by Joseph Halda (1992). back to map 11. Seeping Mountain ...
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Mountain Perennial Garden @BFAG
... and P. californica, a similar species found only in California. back to map They are a very popular genus for the garden because the flowers are often extremely showy. There are many cultivars with dramatic ... 'Alba' from mountain scrubs and woods China, Japan and Korea. Because of the popularity of the genus there is a society devoted to it called the Peony Society, and numerous nurseries devoted to ...
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The Flowering Dogwood - May/June 2003
... 2003 Importance of Salvias Propagating Roses II The Flowering Dogwood Summer Vegetables & Small Gardens Some Gastropod Resistant Plants Dr. Chlorophyll Archives There are numerous members of the popular genus Cornus, from herbaceous groundcovers to stoloniferous shrubs to small trees. Several of these small sized tree varieties provide wonderful year-round return for your garden. Cornus florida, ...
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home page
... 1,000 species and centers of diversity in both the Old and New Worlds. The genus exhibits a remarkable range of morphological and ecological variation and poses numerous problems for the ... which to disseminate the results of our research to horticulturists and hobbyists interested in this popular genus. 2) Produce a broad morphological and molecular phylogenetic framework for Salvia and Mentheae for ...
www.botany.wisc.edu

Mammillaria
... Israel Astrophytum Mammillaria Haworthia Lithops & Conophytum Hoodia Pseudolithos and Larryleachia (Trichocaulon) Grafting Cleistocactus baumannii All rights reserved Mammillaria Mammillaria is the largest and most popular genus among cacti. There are societies throughout the world that strictly consist of Mammillaria aficionados, and there are collectors who specialize in this genus exclusively. ...
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Popular orchids - The North of England Orchid Society
... mostly in Brazil and therefore are warm growing, many beautiful hybrids of this often highly scented genus exist. Odontoglossum's have around 175 species which can be found in the mountains of South ... 3500m in wet cloud forest, and therefore require cool growing conditions, many hybrids exist. Oncidiums Most popular ones from the 600 or so species in existance come from the tropics of the Americas ...
orchid.org.uk

Globetrotters Website - Botanical Databases - Data of Species
... - Data of Species home introduction contributors news botanical database AGAVACEAE links preferences webshop deutsch Choice of Plant Names Agave atrovirens var. mirabilis < > Agave aurea Agave attenuata Salm-Dyck A very popular ornamental plant, forms a trunk with many offshoots, varies in color from green to blue. Very soft leaves, not frost-proof, easy to keep as a pot plant Julia ...
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Australian National Botanic Gardens - The Genus Acacia
... 1000 of these are to be found in Australia. Commonly known as Wattle, Acacia is the largest genus of vascular plants in Australia. Australia's national floral emblem is Acacia pycnantha, the Golden Wattle. Wattle ... garden at all times of the year. Acacia are a good source of pollen making some species popular with bee-keepers. The seeds are also an important source of food for birds. The main pests ...
www.anbg.gov.au

Banksias - genus Banksia
... true leaves appear. A potting mix made from equal parts of river sand, loam and leaf mould (or peat moss) is generally suitable. Rare and Threatened Banksias Despite being such a popular Australian plant, several banksias are listed as rare or threatened. Banksia brownii , the Feather-leaved Banksia, is named after the famous botanist Robert Brown (1773-1858) who accompanied Matthew Flinders to ...
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The Genus Adenium in Cultivation Part 1
... Desert Museum, Arid Lands Greenhouses No reproduction without consent of the authors Adenium is a genus of spectacular succulents from tropical Africa and ArabiA.The species range from shrublets with subterranean ... all in nature. Despite their beauty and ease of culture, adeniums are not nearly as popular as one might expect. Perhaps they simply haven't received the exposure they deserve. This ...
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