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Trees and Shrubs Online is the International Dendrology Society's online encyclopaedia of temperate woody plants - an actively growing resource for all.

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@IDSTSO
Trees and Shrubs Online
8 years
Trees & Shrubs Online is a project to create a modern reference for temperate trees & shrubs in cultivation. Currently there are ca. 730 genera & 4,500 species, each with an article describing subspecies, forms & cultivars. New material is being written and old material rewritten
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@_TomEChristian
Tom Christian
7 years
Of the many great #plants @GardenHighBeech yesterday none was more jaw dropping than this Styrax hemsleyanus, outshining even the best Cornus kousa! @IDSTSO
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@nicklightfoot22
Nick Lightfoot
7 years
Argyrocytisus battandieri in flower on the terraces @Ness_Gardens. According to @IDSTSO native of Morocco on the middle Atlas Mountains at 5,000 to 6,000 ft altitude, where it flowers in June. It was named in 1915 and introduced to this country about 1922.
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@_TomEChristian
Tom Christian
7 years
This Meliosma veitchiorum is doing its best impression of a Laburnum @TheBotanics absolutely stunning! #rbgehort @IDSTSO
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@RobertaGargiu10
Roberta Gargiulo
7 years
Our manuscript is online: "Genetic diversity in British populations of Taxus baccata L.: Is the seedbank collection representative of the genetic variation in the wild?" https://t.co/ysbtGW5S9N @clareten @michaelffay60 @bede_west @Gabriele_Evo @KewScience @Kew_MSBUK
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@nicklightfoot22
Nick Lightfoot
7 years
The rather wonderful Rhododendron schlippenbachii @Ness_Gardens. According to @IDSTSO discovered by Baron Schlippenbach on the coast of east Korea in 1854
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@DKnott8
David Knott
7 years
Recent collection from #Sichuan #China of Corylopsis platypetala which is in the Witch Hazel family flowering @TheBotanics #rbgehort
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David Knott
7 years
2003 collection of Viburnum furcatum from #Honshu #Japan flowering edge of Woodland Garden @TheBotanics #RBGEhort
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@DKnott8
David Knott
7 years
Early flowering Rhododendron moupinense from #Sichuan #China @TheBotanics lower Chinese Hillside #signsofspring #rbgehort
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@_TomEChristian
Tom Christian
7 years
One of #Scotland's best Madroña (Arbutus menziesii) #trees at Castle Menzies, brightening up a #Perthshire winter! @PKCTrust @ArbAssociation @IDSTSO
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@ForestryEngland
Forestry England
7 years
NEWS: Ginkgo, monkey puzzle and Japanese cedar among unusual tree species in Forestry Commission garden at Chelsea → https://t.co/x63Vw3WQrO #forests100
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@indfnsofplnts
In Defense of Plants
7 years
"The most widely traded illegal wild product in the world today is rosewood, an endangered hardwood prized for its use in traditional Chinese furniture."
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The most widely traded illegal wild product in the world today is rosewood, an endangered hardwood prized for its use in traditional Chinese furniture. An e360 investigation follows the trail of...
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@_TomEChristian
Tom Christian
7 years
Distylium racemosum flowering at the @LovellQuintaArb yesterday morning. Not sure I agree with Bean that "It belongs to the curious rather than to the beautiful class of shrubs"! @IDSTSO
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@DKnott8
David Knott
7 years
Hamamelis ×intermedia 'Jelena' in flower @TheBotanics with characteristics from both its parent species #Chinese mollis and #Japanese japonica #rbgehort
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@NYSDEC
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
7 years
Help protect NY’s forests by learning how to ID and report hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), an invasive forest pest that kills hemlocks in the eastern US. HWA infestations are best identified by their white woolly masses, seen Nov-April https://t.co/0Dt9C9no5N #ForestFriday
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@chevithorneoaks
Chevithorne Barton - National Oak Collection
7 years
Originating in Mexico the semi-evergreen leaves of our #oakoftheweek Quercus canbyi look great. Amongst the red oaks Q. Canbyi is unusual as its acorns ripen in the first autumn after flowering. This one was planted in 2003
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@IDSTSO
Trees and Shrubs Online
7 years
#DidYouKnow that the genus #Stewartia was named for John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute @MS_gardens ? Full descriptions and horticultural accounts for the genus are now available here
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@ZingiberHort
Neville Evans
7 years
The last tree planted @BictonPark for #NationalTreeWeek was the @IUCNRedList endangered, Picea chihuahuana thanks to @BedgeburyP
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@chevithorneoaks
Chevithorne Barton - National Oak Collection
7 years
This stunning Chinese evergreen always looks fantastic in the low winter sun. Quercus guyavifolia has the honour of being the first #oakoftheweek
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@DKnott8
David Knott
7 years
The fine form of Viburnum x bodnantense 'Charles Lamont' named after 1930's Arboretum Supervisor @TheBotanics #rbgehort
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