Subdirectories of Tropicals and Exotics:
Websites on Tropicals and Exotics: Banana Swap UK banana-growing enthusiast offers to swap seeds with others in Europe. Photos of seed and an encyclopedia entry for Musa ingens, the primary seed type offered for swap. Bromeliads Downunder International conference in Cairns, Australia (June 2008). Information about events and contests, and newsletters. BromeliadWeb Hobby grower of these epiphytic plants displays photos of his plants and their setting in the garden, and shares cultural information and links to bromeliad organizations and events. 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. Central Coast NSW Bromeliad Society Australian society for bromeliad enthusiasts provides information on membership, yearly show and contest, bromeliads as patio plants, and photos from members' gardens. 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. Cool Tropical Plants John in the UK shares his experiences and photos growing tropical plants and other exotics. Includes pages on growing canna, ensete, and banana. Coolexotics.com Resource for growing exotic and tropical looking plants in many kinds of climates. The site offers descriptions of many plants, discussion groups, and links to other resources. Cycad International Cycad growers and exporters, offering extensive information on the various genuses with images, as well as landscaping suggestions. Epiphytic Plant Research and Information Center Information about the foundation, free newsletter and other resources, and an extensive photo gallery. Farmers Bookshelf Information system of tropical and other crops in Hawaii. Garden at Symdock: Bromeliads Australian home nursery presents information and photos of a range of bromeliad species, as well as links to other bromeliad resources. 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. N8ture.com: Ginger Informational page about this perennial tropical herb, providing history, cultivation and propagation notes, and culinary and medicinal uses. PalmsNorth A cold hardy palm and subtropical forum discussing topics from winter protection to growing techniques. Includes seed exchange and photo gallery. Phoenix Tropicals Growing tropical plants in the Arizona desert: tips, photos, cultural information, and personal comments for several categories of tropicals. Tropical Plants Library Online Detailed tropical plant photographs, information and care instructions.
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