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Plants Wildflowers:     more books (100)

The Curious World of Carnivorous Plants: A Comprehensive Guide to Their Biology and Cultivation by Wilhelm Barthlott, Stefan Porembski, et all 2007-10-26 The Art of Plant Evolution by W. John Kress, Shirley Sherwood, 2010-04-15 Florida Wild Flowers and Roadside Plants by C. Ritchie Bell, Bryan J. Taylor, 2007-02-26 Cape Cod Wildflowers: A Vanishing Heritage by Mario J. DiGregorio, Jeff Wallner, 2003-05-01 Introduction to California Plant Life, Revised Edition by Robert Ornduff, Phyllis Faber, et all 2003-07-24 Plants of Central Texas Wetlands (Grover E. Murray Series in the American Southwest) (Grover E. Murray Studies in the American Southwest) by Scott B. Fleenor, Stephen Welton Taber, 2009-05-22 Wildflowers of New York in Color by William K. Chapman, Valerie A. Chapman, et all 1998-12 Rare Plants of Texas: A Field Guide (W. L. Moody Jr. Natural History Series) by Jackie M. Poole, William R. Carr, et all 2008-01-07 Plants and Flowers of Hawaii by S. H. Sohmer, R. Gustafson, 1987-07 Wildflowers of Ohio by Robert L. Henn, 1998-02 Remarkable Plants of Texas: Uncommon Accounts of Our Common Natives (Corrie Herring Hooks Series) by Matt Warnock Turner, 2009-01-01 The Nature of Plants: Habitats, Challenges, and Adaptations by John Dawson, Rob Lucas, 2005-02-01 Poisonous Plants: A Guide for Parents & Childcare Providers by Elizabeth A. Dauncey, 2010-07-15 New Eyes for Plants: A Workbook for Plant Observation & Drawing (Social Ecology Series) by Margaret Colquhoun, 1996-09

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

42. 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/
    
    Extractions: See Events for more details. The Virginia Native Plant Society (VNPS) was founded in 1982 as The Virginia Wildflower Preservation Society. It is a statewide organization with approximately 2000 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

43. REVIEWS - Field Guides: Plants - Wildflowers
    REVIEWS Field Guides plants - wildflowers.  
    http://www.gloriamundipress.com/reviews_guides_wildflowers.htm
    
    Extractions: This valuable member of the Audubon field guide series is especially useful to non-experts because its 940 photographs are grouped together and arranged by blossom color to aid in identification of the over 650 species covered. Text describes characteristics, life cycle, habitat, range with additional comments noting other information of interest. A plasticized cover provides protection during field use. Order from Amazon.com

44. Wildflower Farm - Wildflowers And Wild Flower Seed Mixes
    Sells wildflowers, seed mixes, native plants and native grasses, and provides natural landscaping services.  
    http://www.wildflowerfarm.com/

45. Beyond Yonder-Nursery Plants: Pictures Gallery
    Mail order nursery for medicinal herb plants and wildflowers; has descriptions of herbs and online ordering.  
    http://www.geocities.com/beyondyonderrd/nursery.html

46. Wildflowers
    Email Address wildflowers. Welcome to wildflowers. This page offers links to the various resources GardenWeb has relating to wildflowers and native plants.  
    http://www.wild-flowers.com/

47. Shady Hills Native Plant Nursery - Trillium,lady's Slipper
    Mail order nursery specializing in wildflowers and medicinal herb plants.  
    http://shadyhills.com
    
    Extractions: Shady Hills Native Plant Nursery We are a mail order nursery specializing in wildflowers and medicinal herb plants for shade gardens Licensed and registered by the West Virginia Department of Agriculture All plants are grown under natural forest canopy simulating wild conditions We sell only mature, blooming age, healthy specimens Orders now Closed for Spring 2004 Any Order received after April 10 will be shipped in October Printable order form at bottom of this page Plants will be shipped bareroot by priority mail to USA addresses only March 1st thru April 15th Plant List Goldenseal ( Hydrastis canadensis )-Medicinal herb plant.Blooms in April and has red seed pod on one leaf in late June to July.Root is bright yellow.Goldenseal grows to a height of twelve to sixteen inches. Goldenseal is a good companion plant for ginseng. In my experience when grown in close proxemity to goldenseal in the shade garden ginseng seems to stay healthier. 10 for $15.00 Yellow Lady's Slipper ( Cypripedium pubescens)-These are becoming rare in the wild. They are large, blooming size specimens. Some may produce two yellow orchid flowers per stem. Lady's Slipper grows best in moist but well drained soil rich in organic material but can be grown in dryer soil.Lady's Slipper requires a symbiotic fungi to be present in the soil in order to propagate by seed. The Yellow Lady's Slipper is the easiest of all the slipper orchids to grow in the home shade garden. They are hardy plants! $35.00 ea.

48. 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
    
    Extractions: 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.

49. MarketPlace At SportsLine.com - Garden - Plants - Wildflowers & Native Plants
    Vines. wildflowers Native plants. Seeds. Trees Shrubs. Video DVD, Other Products, Boating Marine, Top / Garden / plants / wildflowers Native plants (1),  
    http://sportsline.catalogcity.com/amos/cc/main/product_categories/act/0-20917-20

50. The Plant Life Of Texas - Texas Parks Wildlife Department
    Vascular plants, wildflowers, mints, grassland plants, wildscapes, vegetation types, and sources of native types.  
    http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/plant/plant.htm

51. MarketPlace At SportsLine.com - Garden - Flowering Plants - Wildflowers & Native
    Peonies. Rose Bushes. wildflowers Native plants. Garden Lawn Care Equipment. Boating Marine, Top / Garden / Flowering plants / wildflowers Native plants (1),  
    http://sportsline.catalogcity.com/amos/cc/main/product_categories/act/0-20917-20

52. Larner Seeds: California Native Seeds Of Wildflowers, Bunchgrasses, Shrubs, Vine
    Seeds and plants of California native wildflowers, bunchgrasses, shrubs, vines, and trees. Books, design consultation, restoration garden tools, nativeplant related gift items.  
    http://larnerseeds.com/
    
    Extractions: Judith Larner Lowry Here at Larner Seeds, we seek to promote the riches of our California flora, through supplying our customers with seeds, plants, books, advice, and landscaping services. It is our goal to bring to the California gardener the perspectives and information of the whole humming world of natural history as it applies to the California landscape. Shaded and sheltered by native trees and shrubs, delighted and renewed by our California wildflowers, nourished by our native fruits and nuts, the gardener becomes ever more deeply "home." Seeds of Native Wildflowers, Grasses, Trees and Shrubs We supply fifty different wildflower species and four different wildflower mixes, available in bulk as well as by the packet. Our catalog includes both annuals and perennials wildflower mixes grasses shrubs and trees . Seeds to grow the mighty oak and the tiny flower. We offer site-specific seed collection as well. Native Plants

53. Welcome To Blanchette Gardens
    Retail, familyrun nursery, which grows its own assortment of hardy perennials, ferns, rock plants, and nursery propagated wildflowers.  
    http://www.blanchettegardens.com/

54. Welcome To Landlife Wildflowers Home Page
    The trading arm of Landlife, a wildflower conservation charity, grows and supplies native wildflower seeds and plants.  
    http://www.wildflower.org.uk/
    
    Extractions: Do you need seeds or plants for small areas or larger areas ? For a quick guide as to how much to use visit our ready reckoner . Do you need help in choosing the right wildflowers for your garden, project or local area ? Or do you need advice for a landscaping contract ? Browse our how to do it section or contact us on 0151 737 1819 or by email Landlife Wildflowers is part of environmental charity Landlife and uses its income to support work to bring people and wildlife closer together. Landlife has been working for over 25 years from its Liverpool base to develop creative solutions for people in their local environment using wildflowers.

55. Wild Flowers And Plants Of North Carolina
    List of endangered North Carolina plants All of our native wildflowers are best left to be enjoyed in their natural state. Many  
    http://ncnatural.com/wildflwr/flowrpg.html
    
    Extractions: All of our native wildflowers are best left to be enjoyed in their natural state. Many of the native wildflowers will only grow in very specific environmental conditions necessitating preservation of these conditions. Please review the amazingly long list of endangered and threatened North Carolina vascular plants. Chestnut Trees

56. Wildtype Design, Native Plants & Seed, Ltd.
    Michigan native plants, including forbs (wildflowers), grasses, sedges, trees, shrubs, and vines. Natural landscape design and installation also available.  
    http://www.wildtypeplants.com/

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

58. Plants->Wildflowers - Page 1
    plants wildflowers Total Count 6. Image Thumbnail (Click for download), Image Details. SIA0596 Bee on a Flower, Yosemite National Park  
    http://scienceviews.com/photo/plants/wildflowers1.html

59. Wildflower Society Of Western Australia (inc) Home Page
    Contains information on the native plants and habitats of the region, conservation, branch offices, and recommended reading.  
    http://members.ozemail.com.au/~wildflowers/

60. Celebrating Wildflowers: Texas Hill Country Coloring Book
    Provides accurate drawings of 63 wildflowers. Flowers listed by both common name and scientific name. Each drawing includes coloring guide.  
    http://www.nps.gov/plants/color/txhill/
    
    Extractions: Texas Hill Country Coloring Book These Texas Hill Country wildflower illustrations were done by Dorothy A. Riddle There are two different copies of each drawing. There is one drawing for you to color and the other one uses arrows to show you what colors to use for each part of the wildflower. There are two different lists from which you may pick drawings to download, alphabetized common names and alphabetized scientific names. You can print a drawing by using your web browser's print command or you can download the drawing file(s) to your computer by clicking your right mouse button on the link, choosing "Save link as…" and using a graphics program such as Paint Shop to print it out. Comments, suggestions, and questions may be directed to plant@plantconservation.org

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