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Catherine Terry
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🌲 Plants of Europe 🌻
All plants present in Europe. Welcome to all, and don't hesitate to share your observations in this group !
Pretty Flowers🌹🎶
🌺🌷🌼 A group for sharing great photos of stunning flowers! Roses, peonies, irises, orchids, bougainvilliers, all sorts! 💮🏵️🌻
Foliage Fans
Any plant or tree whose foliage is intriguing or impressive. NOTE: Please don't post flowering plants in this group - only any plant with interesting or beautiful leaves
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.
United Kingdom Flora
Help us document the Flora in the UK by joining the group. This group has been Geo-locked to the UK, so that only species found locally can be displayed in the group. We thank you for your contributions 🙏
Plants on the border or even submerged!
Let's collect plants spending their life in the water or on the border - in the swamps, bogs, marshes, which need high level of water to survive. Which will die if we meliorate everything and build banks made of stone. Please, do not publish: - epiphytic cacti, - plants in a vase, - plants adorned with droplets of spring rain, - and other ideas not in the scope of view of this group. Good luck wading along the border! Many thanks to all colleagues for the wonderful collection of observations!
Plants of Great Britain / the UK
🇬🇧 ANY and ALL plants you can find growing OUTDOORS in Great Britain GPS tagged is preferable, and specify if it’s garden grown or wild. JOIN, SHARE & ENJOY :)
Wild Flowers of the British Isles
Wild flowers only, in their natural setting.
Rock garden and mountainous plants ⛰️🌱🌸
A group dedicated to rock garden plants and mountainous or alpine vegetation. Even stones and rough conditions are enough to grow wonderful! ⛰️🌱🌸 Feel free to share and peer-review your observations! 🤗
Poaceae, Cyperaceae & Juncaceae 🌾
In this group, all photos of plants belonging to the family Poaceae, Cyperaceae and Juncaceae). They are fairly common plants, with a cosmopolitan distribution, but we don't really look for them. And some of them are not so easy to distinguish from others! That is why I would like this group to be a group of sharing, knowledge and mutual help.
Cambridge Nature UK
Plants seen near Cambridge UK