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−{|+| align="left" width="90%" style="padding:7px 0px 7px 7px" |+* '''[[List of garden plants|Garden plants]]'''+* '''[[List of common houseplants|Houseplants]]'''+* '''[[List of fruits|Fruits]]''' <small>&</small> '''[[List of vegetables|Vegetables]]'''+* '''[[List of plants by common name|Plants (by common name)]]'''+* '''[[Major tree genera|Trees]]''' & '''[[List of shrubs (bushes)|Shrubs]]'''+* '''[[List of edible nuts|Nuts]]'''+* '''[[List of herbs and spices|Herbs and spices]]'''+* '''[[List of edible seeds|Edible seeds]]'''+* '''[[List of herbal and fungal hallucinogens|Hallucinogenic]]'''+* '''[[List of indoor air cleaning plants|Air filters]]'''
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−{{DotMOTBP+| DotMImage=[[Image:Chives.jpg|none|200px]]+| DotMBlurb='''[[Chives]]''' are a very easy to grow virtually anywhere, are perennial, and make a nice addition to countless dishes - from salads to soups and meals... as well as of course the baked potato. The pink-purple flowers are an added bonus, and come a couple of times a year.<small>([[Chives|more...]])</small>+| OTBPImage=[[Image:Freesia.jpg|none|200px]]+| OTBPBlurb=The '''[[Freesia]]''' is a popular garden plant with a strong [[perfume]] which [[naturalize]]s easily in [[frost-free]] areas. Grown from [[corm]]s or [[seed]], these plants can do well indoors in pots in a windowsill or in the garden, dug up each winter in colder areas. [[Flower]]s range from red, orange, yellow, and white to purple, including multicolors, and come in single or double forms.<small>([[Freesia|more...]])</small>}}+
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−{{newsitem|Plants.am Comes Online!|1 March 2007|<!-- [[Image:OtherWebbyAward.jpg|100px|noframe|left]] -->The wiki is planted, and ready to grow. Importing content and adding new materials begins.}}
−{{newsmiddivider}}+{{newsitem|Spring arrives|25 March 2007|Planting of vegetables, annuals, bulbs, bare root plants and everything else begins in the Northern Hemisphere.}}+{{newsrightdivider}}
−{{newsitem|Daylight savings in the U.S.|11 March 2007|Most American clocks will spring forward one hour at 02:00 AM on March 11, 2007 and will end November 4, 2007.}}
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+<h2>[[File:Gardenology.org-logo.png|70px|left|Gardenology.org logo]] Gardenology.org - Plant & Garden Wiki Encyclopedia</h2>
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+'''Gardenology.org''' is a complete '''plant and garden wiki encyclopedia'''. So far we have {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} plant entries and other articles written and edited by gardeners from around the globe, with {{NUMBEROFFILES}} photos. Check out the [[Help:Contents|help]] page to see how '''you''' can [[Help:Contents#How_to_edit_an_article|edit]] any page '''right now'''.
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+<h2>Plant Categories</h2>
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−| '''[[List of flowering plants|Flowers]]'''<br>[[Rose]], [[Hibiscus]], [[Carnation]], [[Daylily]]...
−'''[[Plants.am:About|Plants.am]]''' is a complete '''garden wiki and plant encyclopedia'''. So far we have [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]] plant entries and other articles written and edited by gardeners from around the globe, with [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFFILES}}]] photos. Check out the [[Help:Contents|Help]] page to see how '''you''' can edit any page '''right now'''.
+| '''[[List of fruits|Fruits]]'''<br>[[Apricot]], [[Orange]], [[Pear]], [[Mulberry]], [[Watermelon]]...
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−| '''[[List of common houseplants|Houseplants]]'''<br>[[Ferns]], [[Weeping Fig|Ficus]], [[Jade plant]], [[African Violet]]…
−| '''[[List of vegetables|Vegetables]]'''<br>[[Carrot]], [[Lettuce]], [[Capsicum|Bell pepper]], [[Asparagus]]...
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−| '''[[Major tree genera|Trees]]'''<br>[[Pine]], [[Maple]], [[Cedar]], [[Birch]], [[Walnut]]...
−| '''[[List of herbs and spices|Herbs]]'''<br>[[Oregano]], [[Mint]], [[Parsley]], [[Chives]], [[Basil]]...
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−| '''[[List of shrubs (bushes)|Shrubs]]'''<br>[[Holly]], [[Blueberry]], [[Brugmansia|Angel's Trumpet]], [[Fuchsia]]...
−| '''[[List of vines|Vines]]'''<br>[[Passionfruit]], [[Grape]], [[Kiwi]], [[Trumpet Vine]], [[Jasmine]]...
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−| colspan=2 | '''Misc.''' - [[Carnivorous plant|Carnivorous]], [[Aquatic plant|Aquatic]], [[Moss|Mosses]], [[List of herbal and fungal hallucinogens|Hallucinogenic]], [[List of edible seeds|Edible seeds]], [[List of edible nuts|Nuts]]...
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−<h2>Reference</h2>
−*<b>Botany Basics</b>
−**[[The plant kingdom]]
−**[[The life of a plant]]
−**[[Leaves]]
−**[[Flowers]]
+*<b>Cultivation</b> - [[Hardiness]] - Regions - Garden environment - Outdoor cultivation - Care under glass - [[Pruning]] - Pruning groups - [[Propagation]] - Plant problems - Organic issues and native plants
+*<b>[[Glossary of Gardening Terms]]</b> - Almost 1,000 terms!
+*<b>[[Glossary of Botanical Names]]</b> - Over 2,000 names!
+*<b>Plant Groups</b>
+**[[Trees]]
+**[[Shrubs]]
+**[[Climbers]]
+**[[Perennials]]
+**[[Rock plants]]
+**[[Annuals and Biennials]]
+**[[Bulbous plants]]
+**[[Orchids]]
+**[[Bromeliads]]
+**[[Cacti and other succulents]]
+**[[Palms and Cycads]]
+**[[Ferns]]
+**[[Aquatic plants]]
+**[[Grasses and bamboos]]
+*<b>Seasons</b> - [[Spring]], [[Summer]], [[Fall]], [[Winter]]
+*<b>[[List of botanical gardens]]</b>
−<h2>Featured Plant</h2>
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−<h2>Green Gardening</h2>
−Ways to make gardening an even greener activity.
−*[[Composting]]
−<div style="margin:0;background:#F2E6CE;font-family:sans-serif;font-size:120%;font-weight:bold;border:1px solid #D9CEB8;text-align:left;color:#000;padding-left:0.4em;padding-top: 0.2em;padding-bottom:0.2em;">Did you know...</div>
+*[[Natural pest control]]
−* ...that chocolate was the first non-alcoholic social beverage in early modern European cuisine?
+*[[Edible plants and gardening]]
−* ...that maize was the staple of Aztec cuisine, and that maguey worms, spirulina and corn smut were popular Aztec foods?
+*[[Lawn replacement|Front lawn replacement]]
−* ...that Thrud the Barbarian, a comic character parodying Conan the Barbarian, has the intelligence of a garden snail?
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+<h2>[[Gardening Books]]</h2>
−*Book of the Month
+*[[Gardening Books#Plant encyclopedias|Plant encyclopedias]] - [[Patio gardens]] - [[Herb gardens]] - [[Miscellaneous Gardening Books | Miscellaneous]]
−<h2>Gardenology.org on the Web</h2>
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+* [http://twitter.com/gardenology Twitter feed]
−<h2>Gardenology.org Search Box on YOUR Site!</h2>
−[[File:Search-gardenology.png|right|link=Gardenology.org search box|This is how the search will appear on your site. Go to [[Gardenology.org search box]] for the code.]]
+It's simple to add a [[Gardenology.org search box]] on your website or blog now, so your visitors can look up the plants you mention on your site or blog. Just copy/paste the code onto your site and it's ready to go.
−<h2>Help us improve!</h2>
−'''How to edit pages on Gardenology.org...'''
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+If you visit a page where the article needs work being rewritten and organized, please feel free to jump in and [[Help:Editing|edit the page]]. This site has a wealth of information that often comes from different sources that need to be combined or rewritten into a unified, relevant article. Before editing any pages, you may need to first request an account: [mailto:support@gardenology.org support@gardenology.org] and log in; you may then want to play in our [[sandbox]] to familiarize yourself with [[Help:Wikitext examples|formatting]]. Adding new plants is as easy as clicking on "Add new plant" on the left hand navigation menu, typing in the name of the plant, and clicking add.
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−Articles about gardening should be concise and informative, while articles about plants should present everything a gardener would need to know to grow the plant. The information should always be presented from the gardeners point of view.
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