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Any and all plants 🌿🌲🌼
Like the title says... Any and all plants, this is for people who really like botany or just want to learn about plants. Really like tree leaves and flower pics... Need Members 💛
We Love Plants! ❤️🧡💛 The world of flora. Study of plants. Planty-twenty.🌺❤️🌺
Let’s develop our group together! 🌺😊🙂😜 Creator - WildBird_Sky 🪶🦅 Indoor and wild plants. A large number of views and photos. Plants of the world. Enter the group and study the plants with interesting photos. Share your photos. Plunge headlong into the world of amazing plants! Join the group — become one of us! Needs members! 🙋♀️🌿🌺🌱🌲 PlantPlanet Plants from tropical, temperate and Arctic zones. Flowers (and not only) of North, South and Central America, Africa, Australia, Eurasia and island countries. Everyone Welcome! 😀😊🤗☺️
Plants from everywhere🪴
Let’s collect wild plants from all over the world in this group. No matter if they grow under or over the water. Feel free to join
Flower Power
This group is not specific to flowers and is open to anyone who would like to join! In this group you can post flowers, trees, fruit, ferns, even cacti! I hope you join the group. ( I might not be on very often)
Plants from every inch of the 🌎 world.
We 🙏 welcome you all.
Plant World 🗺
Plants of Earth 🪴 WELCOME!!!
BOTANICUM (World Flora of plants) 🌺🌍🌎🌏🌺
Group for any, and all, flora of the world! ☘️🌿🎋🌹
The beginners of Pl@tnet
For those who have just had Pl@ntNet and/or who have just started botany, and for those who are null in plant identification. Those who want to give advice can also come.
Flower and more flowers
Join to show us the recently discoveries
🌺🌺FLOWERS ON THE FLOWERBEDS🌺🌺
Ornamental plants from all over the world. Bright colours and beautiful pictures! 🌷
🌹Outdoor plants 🌸🌷
Everything to do with outdoor plants plus questions and answers 😀
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.