Florida Cooperative Extension Service
The University
of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural
Sciences, Extension provides information and
educational programs on agriculture, natural
resource conservation, energy conservation,
food safety, child and family development,
consumer credit counseling, and youth development.
Florida
Data
This website is for . Each plant profile
contains images, descriptions, locations,
proper light, moisture and propogation
for plants, usage and information on
species variation.
Garden Web
An index of gardening websites available on the Internet
Horticopia Online Plant Information
Search this comprehensive index of plants,
shrubs and trees according by botanical
name or common name. Each plant profile
includes images, plant type, plant
care, expected growth and the colors
of a plant.
National Gardening Association
Information on flowers, bulbs, fruits, vegetables, herbs, home and hearth,
lawn and landscaping, garden care, pest control
and gardening for kids.
National Resource Conservation Service PLANTS Database
The PLANTS Database maintains
and generates data reports in specialized areas
and provides
standardized information about the vascular plants,
mosses, liverworts, hornworts, and lichens of
the U.S. and its territories. It includes names,
plant symbols, checklists, distributional data,
species abstracts, characteristics, images, plant
links, references, crop information, and automated
tools.
University of Florida Environmental Horticulture
The Infocenter has a useful collection of tree
and plant profiles for plants, shrubs,
shaded trees, palm trees and nuisance
plants that grow in the tropical climates
of South Florida. Additional links
include Gator Gardening For Kids, crop-production
and commercial statistics for the State
of Florida, Foliage Production and
tips on Home Gardening.
University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
Identify and learn more about the dominant
trees and companion plants in eight different
forest ecosystems in Florida. Information about
forest wildlife, forest insects, and forest
diseases is also included. Links to ecosystems,
trees and plants, forest health, wildlife
and resources.
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