THE DESERT NORTHWEST - Related Links

Desert Plant Links

Desert-Tropicals.com
Cascade Cactus and Succulent Society
Cactus and Succulent Society of America
Cactus Argentina
Opuntia Del Sur
Cacti from Patagonia
The Agave Pages
Gymnocalycium.org
Tucson East

Southern Hemisphere Plant Links

Australian National Botanic Gardens Home
Vegetation of Mt. Field National Park and the South-West Tasmania Wilderness Area
Australian Native Plant Society
Currency Creek Arboretum
Australian Plant Images
New Zealand Plant Conservation Network
Protea Atlas Project
PlantZAfrica.com
Enciclopedia de La Flora Chilena
ChileFlora.com
Walter's Web World (great plant photos)
Site de Présentation de Quelques Aspects de la Flore et de la Végétation des Montagnes Australiennes

Plant Discussion Forums

The Temperate-Zone Desert Garden
Southern Hemisphere Plants for Northern Temperate Gardens
Hardy Eucalyptus Board
YuccaYucca Forum
Xeric World Online Community
Hardy Desert and Other Exotic Plants
Growing on the Edge
Northwest Palms Discussion Board
Hardy Palm and Subtropical Board
Cacti and Succulents @ UBC Forums
Cacti and Succulents @ GardenWeb
Yahoo! Groups Arctostaphylos Study and Culture
Yahoo! Groups Agave Forum
Yahoo! Groups Too Cold For Cactus
Google Groups Cactus Study
Yahoo! Groups Grevilleas
Yahoo! Groups Banksias

More Horticulture Links You Should Visit

GIT Forestry
Arthur Lee Jacobson
RHR Horticulture
Box Turtle Oasis
Matthew Berberich Professional Gardening Services
Brandt's World Plants
Rainy Side Gardeners
Gardening with Ciscoe
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation
Albers Vista Gardens
PhytoPhoto
Daniel J. Hinkley, Plantsman
Flora and Fauna Books
BambooMary's Photo Gallery
Pacific Northwest Palm and Exotic Plant Society
Plant Talk
Garden Rant

Botany Links and Herbaria

WTU Image Collection: Plants of Washington
Oregon Flora Project
CalFlora and CalPhotos
University of Arizona Herbarium
E-Flora BC

More Web Pages by Ian

Ian's Plants Page
Hardy Eucalyptus Page
Cold-Hardy Tree Ferns
Ian's Palms Page
The Water Crisis
Subtropical Gardening

More Exciting Plant Travelogues by People Other Than Me

A Mexican Adventure (Paul Spracklin 2004)
Another Mexican Adventure (Paul Spracklin 2005)
Adventures in Mexico Part 3 (Paul Spracklin 2007)
Mexico, November 2004 (Nick Macer)
Mexico, November 2005 (Nick Macer)
Arizona Expedition Log (Tony Avent 2004)
South Africa Trip Expedition Log (Tony Avent 2005)

Highly Unofficial Coalition of Cool Nurseries in This Area

The Desert Northwest, Sequim
Far Reaches Farm, Port Townsend
Dragonfly Farms Nursery, Kingston

More Random Nurseries That Are Almost as Cool as Mine

Pan-Global Plants
Colvos Creek Nursery
Cistus Design
Joy Creek Nursery
Mesogeo Garden and Greenhouse
Las Pilitas
Garden Cottage Nursery
Steamboat Island Nursery
Northern Nursery
Oasis Design
Trevena Cross
Milligan Seeds and Trees
Starr Nursery
Valley Succulents
Desert Jewels Nursery
Starr Nursery
Plants of the Southwest
Plantmad Nursery

More Nurseries of Local Interest

Vision Landscape Nursery
McComb Gardens
Sequim Rare Plants
Skyline Nursery (EBay)
Sundquist Nursery (Poulsbo)
Bainbridge Gardens (Bainbridge Island)
Valley Nursery (Poulsbo)

Ian's Favorite Weather and Climate Links

Weather Underground
Weatherbase Worldwide Climate Data
Olympic Rain Shadow
TuTiempo.net (English Version)
Seattle National Weather Service Forecast Office
Western Regional Climate Center
Cliff Mass Weather Blog
Scott Sistek's Weather Blog
Ski Mountaineering
North Cascades Glacier Climate Project

Sequim and Clallam County Links

Nash's Organic Produce
KSQM 91.5 FM
Irrigation Festival
Lavender Festival
Sequim, Washington
Sequim Gazette
Clallam Transit

Miscallaneous

ACME Mapper

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Webcam of the Sequim area from Bell Hill
(courtesy of Nikola Broadband)

Sequim Weather about 2 miles east of the nursery.

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