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New South Wales Native Plants (Australia)
This is a group for plants that are indigenous to Australia, specifically New South Wales. They may look like plants from America or Europe but Australia's unique plants began their separate evolutionary journey 180,000,000 years ago when the continents of Gondwana began breaking apart. Australia has been an isolated continent for some 30,000,000 years.
England
Just throw your plant IDs in and describe them!! That’s all you gotta do.
My Small Hedgerow Notebook 💞🌱🌿💕(for Silver Oliver Montague and PrettyBoy)( whomIloveandmiss💞❤️😼🐾💕)
These are my initial forays into daily practice (observances in the field) Plant identification, foraging wild edibles, herbs, medicinal plants, growing from green jungle chaos to a functioning herbalist. Prepper work and a camp nurse badge' 🤠🌱☘️🤗! (Other novice herbalists and baby botanists are welcome to hike this trail too!) Welcome to my Small Hedgerow Notebook, in memory of Silver Oliver Montague and Pretty Boy, whom I have not seen since the Jan 17 2022 blizzard.
Toxic plants
A lot of plants are toxic, if you have or see one of those, please share the plant.
Cultivars of all kinds ! 🏵
Welcome to this group. A cultivar is a variety of a plant species that has been artificially obtained for cultivation. And there are many of them ! In this group, all photos of cultivars are allowed, but please note the name of the cultivar if possible.
Hudson Valley, New York, USA
Discover the captivating native plant life of the Hudson Valley in New York! We invite you to explore a delightful assortment of flora that is truly authentic to this region. Our goal is to curate a remarkable collection, focused exclusively on native species, excluding invasive plants or those from distant lands. Furthermore, we aim to showcase the untamed beauty of wild flora, rather than cultivated varieties. While these guidelines are not set in stone, our ultimate aim is to create a comprehensive and outstanding catalog of Hudson Valley's indigenous plants.
