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| '''[[List of flowering plants|Flowers]]'''<br>[[Rose]], [[Hibiscus]], [[Carnation]], [[Daylily]]...
 
| '''[[List of flowering plants|Flowers]]'''<br>[[Rose]], [[Hibiscus]], [[Carnation]], [[Daylily]]...
 
| '''[[List of fruits|Fruits]]'''<br>[[Apricot]], [[Orange]], [[Pear]], [[Mulberry]], [[Watermelon]]...
 
| '''[[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]]...
 
| '''[[List of vegetables|Vegetables]]'''<br>[[Carrot]], [[Lettuce]], [[Capsicum|Bell pepper]], [[Asparagus]]...
 
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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]]...
 
| 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>Featured Flower</h2>
 
[[Image:Impatiens-double-IMG 6711.JPG|200px|right|Double flowered [[Impatiens]].]]
 
[[Impatiens]] are likely the number one bedding plant in the United States.  These easy to grow plants are usually perennials grown as annuals, though in warm climates they live for years.  Part of their popularity is due to the fact that they're easy to grow from seed, bloom quickly, and don't stop until frost kills them.  Ripe seed capsules explode upon the slightest touch, shooting little seeds around, earning them the nicknames Snapweed and Touch-me-not.
 
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<h2>Featured Edible</h2>
 
[[Image:Pomegranate fruit.jpg|200px|right|[[Pomegranate]].]]
 
The [[pomegranate]] is a neat, rounded shrub or small tree that can grow to 20 or 30 ft., but more typically to 12 to 16 ft. in height. Dwarf varieties are also known. It is usually deciduous, but in certain areas the leaves will persist on the tree. Younger red-brown bark later becomes gray. The branches are stiff, angular and often spiny. There is a strong tendency to sucker from the base. Pomegranates are also long-lived, but their vigor declines after about 15 years.
 
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<h2>Vocab</h2>
 
[[Graft]] - combine two plants by cutting and attaching them.
 
 
<h2>Garden Ideas</h2>
 
Walls, fences and gates, Water feature (Fountains and ponds), paving, decks, trellis'
 
 
<h2>Featured Users</h2>
 
*[[User:LBlumin|LBlumin]]
 
*[[User:Mike|Mike]]
 
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<h2>Green gardening</h2>
 
Ways to make gardening an even greener activity.
 
*[[Composting]]
 
*[[Natural pest control]]
 
*[[Edible plants and gardening]]
 
*[[Lawn replacement|Front lawn replacement]]
 
 
<h2>Did you know?</h2>
 
Spending $50 for seeds and fertilizer now can produce more than $1,200 worth of food in a summer, according to Burpee officials.
 
 
<h2>[[Gardening Books]]</h2>
 
*Book of the Month
 
*[[Gardening Books#Plant encyclopedias|Plant encyclopedias]] - [[Patio gardens]] - [[Herb gardens]] - [[Miscellaneous Gardening Books | Miscellaneous]]
 
 
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*<b>Seasons</b> - [[Spring]], [[Summer]], [[Fall]], [[Winter]]
 
*<b>Seasons</b> - [[Spring]], [[Summer]], [[Fall]], [[Winter]]
  
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*[[Gardening Books#Plant encyclopedias|Plant encyclopedias]] - [[Patio gardens]] - [[Herb gardens]] - [[Miscellaneous Gardening Books | Miscellaneous]]
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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 [[Special:Userlogin|register]] 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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Gardenology.org - Plant & Garden Wiki Encyclopedia

Gardenology.org is a complete plant and garden wiki encyclopedia. So far we have 22,004 plant entries and other articles written and edited by gardeners from around the globe, with 15,345 photos. Check out the help page to see how you can edit any page right now.

Plant Categories

Flowers
Rose, Hibiscus, Carnation, Daylily...
Fruits
Apricot, Orange, Pear, Mulberry, Watermelon...
Houseplants
Ferns, Ficus, Jade plant, African Violet
Vegetables
Carrot, Lettuce, Bell pepper, Asparagus...
Trees
Pine, Maple, Cedar, Birch, Walnut...
Herbs
Oregano, Mint, Parsley, Chives, Basil...
Shrubs
Holly, Blueberry, Angel's Trumpet, Fuchsia...
Vines
Passionfruit, Grape, Kiwi, Trumpet Vine, Jasmine...
Misc. - Carnivorous, Aquatic, Mosses, Hallucinogenic, Edible seeds, Nuts...

Reference

  • Cultivation - Hardiness - Regions - Garden environment - Outdoor cultivation - Care under glass - Pruning - Pruning groups - Propagation - Plant problems - Organic issues and native plants

Featured Plant

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Hydrangea

The Hydrangea does well in many climates, and offers a stunning show of color when in bloom. Click here to learn about this plant.

Green Gardening

Ways to make gardening an even greener activity.

Gardening Books

Gardenology.org on the Web

Gardenology.org Search Box on YOUR Site!

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.


Help us improve!

How to edit pages on Gardenology.org...

If you visit a page where the article needs work being rewritten and organized, please feel free to jump in and 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: support@gardenology.org and log in; you may then want to play in our sandbox to familiarize yourself with 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.

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.