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AIS: American Iris Society website __ You will learn about this organization, view photos of some wonderful flowers, learn about the top 100 and the various varieties of iris. You may spend some time here. - illustrated - From American Iris Society - http://www.irises.org/

All-America Rose Selection __ Learn about the winners for 2004 and about the organization. - illustrated - From AARS - http://www.rose.org/

American Bamboo Society __ You will find general bamboo information, a species list, questions and answers, events and much more. - illustrated - from American Bamboo Society - http://www.bamboo.org/

American Clematis Society __ "American gardeners have been left out when it comes to understanding these incredible flowing vines, and we are dedicated to acquiring all the information available that is out there and sharing it with our members." You can learn the basics, view a great gallery and acquaint yourself with these magnificent vines. - illustrated - From American Clematis Society - http://clematis.org/home.html

American Daffodil Society __ Learn about the organization, the basics of growing daffodils, care and propagation. You will also find ordering information and specialty bulb sources. - illustrated - From American Daffodil Society - http://www.daffodilusa.org/

American Fern Society __ "The American Fern Society is over 100 years old. With over 900 members worldwide, it is one of the largest international fern clubs in the world. It was established in 1893 with the objective of fostering interest in ferns and fern allies." A lot to learn here. - illustrated - From American Fern Society - http://amerfernsoc.org/
 
American Hibiscus Society __ "The purpose of the American Hibiscus Society, one of the larger specialized plant societies, is to encourage and promote the development and improvement of hibiscus and to collect, record and pass on information concerning hibiscus." - illustrated - From American Hibiscus Society - http://americanhibiscus.org/index.htm

The American Hosta Society __ Learn about this organization and its efforts to promote hostas. - illustrated - From American Hosta Society - http://www.hosta.org/ 

American Primrose Society __ Learn about this world wide organization and its efforts to promote primroses. - illustrated - From American Primrose Society - http://www.americanprimrosesoc.org/

The British & European Geranium Society __ "The British & European Geranium Society currently known as B.E.G.S for short was formed in 1970 for the benefit of amateurs and professional growers alike who have an interest in growing and promoting geraniums." - illustrated - From British & European Geranium Society - http://www.begs.org.uk/
 
Charlotte's Daylily Diary __ Learn about growing daylilies. You will find some history about the flower, information, planting, and propagating daylilies. - illustrated - From abacom.com - http://www.abacom.com/chacha/garden.htm 

Chrysanthemums in Aberdeen homepage __ "The purpose of this website is to share the enjoyment of growing chrysanthemums and to help those new to this hobby to grow good flowers and hopefully make contact with other growers around the world." - illustrated - From Paul Barlow - http://www.chrysanthemums.info/newhome/ 

Daylilies: Home Page of the American Hemerocallis Society __ Learn about this organization, membership requirements, plant popularity polls, questions and answers, daylily dictionary and much more. - illustrated - From American Hermerocallis Society - http://www.daylilies.org/
 
Gardening by USDA Plant Hardiness Zones __ Find information and websites foe gardening in all plant zones from sub-Arctic to tropical. - From About.com - http://gardening.about.com/cs/zones/index.htm

Geranium Culture for Home Gardeners __ These popular flowers can be grown inside or outside in flower beds. You will find descriptions of different varieties of geraniums, planting and watering tips, and instructions for rooting geraniums from cuttings. While parts of the country must treat these plants as annuals, they are perennial in warmer areas. - From North Carolina State University - http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/hil/hil-8504.html 

Growing Perennials __ "Planning, soil preparation, and maintenance are necessary in growing a perennial garden of color and interest throughout the growing season." You can learn how here. - From University of Nebraska - http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/horticulture/g828.htm 

Growing Perennials As Annuals __ "There are many plants that are naturally perennials that should be grown as annuals in containers. (If you don't know the difference between perennials and annuals, check out the glossary of plant life cycles.) Although some may point at you and say "hey, leave it alone - it's a perennial, it'll come back!" Don't be frightened. It's not a crime to throw a plant out at the end of its first year." - From windowbox.com - http://www.windowbox.com/cgi-bin/experts/DisplayArticle.asp?TopicID=1&ArticleID=260 

International Geranium Society __ Learn about geraniums and pelargoniums. "Geraniums are universally popular, with over 100 million plants produced and distributed commercially each year. But there is much more to the geranium family than the "common" geranium. No other plant family has the diversity of flowers, scented leaves, variegated leaves and general ease of growth as do members of the geranium family." - illustrated - From International Geranium Society - http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/2822/index.html

 
National Chrysanthemum Society __ Learn about the growing of chrysanthemums, view galleries and gardens, even learn how to start a chapter of your own. - illustrated - From National Chrysanthemum Society - http://www.mums.org/ 

Plant Hardiness Zones of Canada __ A clickable map of Canadian plant zones along with information about "indicator" plants. - illustrated - from Agriculture and Agri-food Canada - http://map1.agr.ca/scripts/esrimap.dll?name=Plant&Cmd=Map&Lang=En

Plants Database: Plants Database __ "Welcome to the largest plant database in the world with 70,670 entries, 49,611 images and 25,116 comments. Currently entries are from 326 families, 2,871 genera, 7,061 species, and 54,969 cultivars." - illustrated - From davesgarden.com - http://davesgarden.com/pdb/ 

South Australian Chrysanthemum Centre index __ Here are a series of articles containing information about growing methods, diseases, and pests. - illustrated - From South Australian Chrysanthemum and Floral Art society Inc. - http://www.angelfire.com/ab3/chrysanthemum/ 
 

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