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Wallpaper Picture Gallery
I went to a plant sale at my sister-in-law's church last weekend. We bought a bunch of these double impatiens (Impatiens wallerana.) Although one of the pups chewed a couple of them up they are now safely planted in the stone urns that flank the front door where they have recovered and are looking spectacular! Download large versions of this and other images from the Impatiens Wallpaper Gallery
Visit the Wallpaper Browser page to see more than 1,400 larger format (800x600px) plant images. Links to these images are also present in the title area of each Plant Profile.
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Flowering Plants of Hawaii
In this latest post to his Flowering Plants of Hawaii series, Bruce surveys the families Myricaceae and Myrsinaceae as represented on the Hawaiian Islands. Click to read Part 30 or here for the menu and introduction.

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New Profile!
Dwarf fothergilla is a deciduous shrub that is a native of the southeastern United States. It features showy bottlebrush-shaped flower clusters in early spring and in fall the leaves turn brilliant shades of yellow, orange and red. It prefers a woodsy setting and due to its small stature it is a good choice for smaller yards and gardens. Click here for more on this charming little shrub for Zones 4-8.
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Floridata Master Plant List
The Floridata Plant Encyclopedia profiles all kinds of plants for every kind of climate. Click on a letter button to display a list of plants by botanical name. Use the FloridataGrid page for advanced sorting, filtering and searching of the database.
Tip: move the cursor over the sunflower icon to display a photo of that plant.
Plant Tag Lists
One or more "tags", represented as icons, are are assigned to a species to indicate plant form form and type.
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These tags are assigned to a species to summarize characteristics and uses.
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