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Wild Flower Plants
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Directory Sites
David Brear's excellent wild flower site with a UK focus.
www.habitat.org.uk
A list of links to photos of wild plants and flowers of the Columbia Basin with informational text.
www.wnps.org
Identify British wild flowers online. A questionnaire narrows in on the species.
www.reticule.co.uk
Photographs of spring wildflowers (mostly Poppy) in the southern California desert, mostly Antleope Valley.
califpoppy.20m.com
Many nature-related topics are discussed here. Includes a forum for uploading plant photos for identification.
www.nature.net
Wildflowers in Buxton, England
Botany and wild flowers in Buxton, Derbyshire Peak District. Includes deciduous woodland, river valley, moorland heath, and grassland.
www.buxtononline.net
A Natural Life Magazine article.
www.life.ca
Plant distribution records grouped by UK postcode; checklists of British native plants, butterflies, bumblebees, and mammals; gardening for bumblebees.
www.nhm.ac.uk
Wildflowers of the Southeastern U. S.
Images and information on hundreds of wild plants.
2bnthewild.com
Photos and information about Texas Wildflowers. Also some legends and lore.
pages.prodigy.net
Botanical notes from the edge of the Kanto Plain, Japan.
imaginatorium.org
Blooming Plants of Southern California
Photographs and botanical information on Southern California wildflowers, botanical links and sources, and a 750-item botanical glossary.
www.calflora.net
Photos taken in the wild or gardens in South East Queensland with detailed species descriptions.
members.ozemail.com.au
Articles on the traditional uses of many northeastern United States plants.
www.nativetech.org
Brief articles about plants and their interactions with people.
www.killerplants.com