Online Plant Guide

A National Database of plants was released last month. This database contains digital images of plants for the home garden. These were collected from all across the county - Florida to Washington and Maine to California.

Another great resource for us all.

http://www.onlineplantguide.com

Posted by Karen Durtschi at 10:48 AM | Permalink |

Retail and Wholesale Nurseries in North America

Hi everyone,

I just received this information from our state MG office. The following is a website that lists retail and wholesale nurseries where plants and seeds of all types (>100,000) can be purchased. There is also bibliographic details for more than 350,000 images of wild and cultivated plants from around the world. This resource has just become public from the University of Minesota. Check it out.

http://plantinfo.umn.edu

Posted by Karen Durtschi at 10:41 AM | Permalink |

Nursery Website

Terra Nova Nurseries in Canby, Oregon has a great website with lots of pictures.

Some of the plants are ones they developed and bred at their faciilty.

http://www.terranovanurseries.com/wholesale/index.php

Posted by Karen Durtschi at 9:14 AM | Permalink |

Proven Winners Website

If you haven't checked out the Proven Winners website, I strongly recommend you take a look. They have a lot of interesting ideas.

One of their pages (under Combinations) shows ideas for containers. There is a page for grasses, shade plants, sun plants, etc. etc. etc.

Great place to get ideas and see what's new.

http://www.provenwinners.com/main.cfm

Posted by Karen Durtschi at 9:01 AM | Permalink |

10 Great Places in the USA to Look Up to a Tree

Found this in USA Today - April 28, 2006

Visit the National Register of Big Trees at americanforests.org to find where the biggest trees are located.

General Site gives information on planting plus a lot more

Posted by Karen Durtschi at 4:05 PM | Permalink |