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Organic Gardening
Conservation Gardening
SPECIFIC PLANT GROUP OR GENUS WEBSITES
- Pelargoniums and geraniums - worldwide information of pelargoniums, known by many gardeners as "geraniums".
- Cistus - the website of the ex National Collection, with many photographs
- Mentha - an information website from the home of the National Plant Collection®
- Codonopsis - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Collomia - to be found in the Polemoniaceae website
- Crocosmia with Chasmanthe - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Crocus species - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Dahlia - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Diascia - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Erigeron - a webpage listing the plants in this National Plant Collection®.
- Fritillaria - a webpage on this a National Plant Collection®
- Geranium species & primary hybrids - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Hardy Geranium - a webpage on this National Plant Collection® at Cambridge University Botanic Gardens.
- Gilia - to be found in the Polemoniaceae website
- Helenium - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Jovibarba - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Lavandula - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Leptodactylon - to be found in the Polemoniaceae website
- Paphiopedilum - a website of this ex National Collection
- Phlomis - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Phormium - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Polemomium - to be found in the Polemoniaceae website.
- Pterocactus - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Rhapis - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Rosularia - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Sempervivum - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Tricyrtis - a webpage of the names of the plants to be found in this National Plant Collection®
- Tricyrtis - a webpage of information of this second Tricyrtis National Plant Collection®
- Trillium - a website of the National Plant Collection®
- Tulipa - a webpage on this National Plant Collection® at Cambridge University Botanic Gardens.
Vegetarian
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