Tropicals and Exotics

Tropicals and Exotics Websites

Plants are a major living part of any garden. This is the area for sites who focus on specific types of tropical and exotic plants. If a site focuses on one specific type of plant, it will be listed in the plant name subcategory. If there is no plant name subcategory, then the site will be listed in the plant type category until there are enough sites to create a new subcategory. Sites that sell plants will not be listed here.- Category ID : 83157

List of Tropicals_and_Exotics Sites 14 Websites

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Tropical Plants Library Online

Detailed tropical plant photographs, information and care instructions.

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Farmers Bookshelf

Information system of tropical and other crops in Hawaii.

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Cycad International

Cycad growers and exporters, offering extensive information on the various genuses with images, as well as landscaping suggestions.

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Bugenvila

Croatian gardener offers information about cultivating bougainvilleas. Features a gallery of various cultivars, as well as a selection of other tropical plant species. Site available in English and Croatian.

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Epiphytic Plant Research and Information Center

Information about the foundation, free newsletter and other resources, and an extensive photo gallery.

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Phoenix Tropicals

Growing tropical plants in the Arizona desert: tips, photos, cultural information, and personal comments for several categories of tropicals.

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N8ture.com: Ginger

Informational page about this perennial tropical herb, providing history, cultivation and propagation notes, and culinary and medicinal uses.

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The Cloudforest Gardener

Offers two forums for amateur growers, one for discussing rare and tropical fruit, the other for growing palms and subtropicals in the US Pacific Northwest.

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PalmsNorth

A cold hardy palm and subtropical forum discussing topics from winter protection to growing techniques. Includes seed exchange and photo gallery.

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Heliconia Society International

Aims to increase the enjoyment and understanding of heliconias and related plants, including bananas, gingers, and cannas. Information about membership and events, sample newsletters, and botanical information.

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