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The Arboretum at UC Santa Cruz  -- by far the single greatest source of new plant introductions to the California nursery industry and gardening scene for the last twenty years. They have the largest and best collection of Australian plants outside of Australia (and what would be one of the best inside Australia as well).  We are proud to offer a large number of their introductions. Also check out their Edward D. Landels New Zealand Garden, their excellent collection of Proteaceae and other plants from South Africa, their California native plant display, and their very interesting and important collection of early Angiosperms. Besides being one of the most spectacular assemblages of flowering plants, these collections together tell the interesting story of plant evolution as influenced by plate tectonics.

The  Australian National Botanic Gardens  is an excellent resource for information on Australian plants and their culture. As might be expected, they probably have the most extensive collection of Australian plants in the world.

The Society for Growing Australian Plants  is another great resource for lovers of Australian plants. If you are looking for in-depth discussion of specific varieties, or detailed cultural/biogeographical information, be sure to check here.

The Society for Growing Australian Plants  is another great resource for lovers of Australian plants. If you are looking for in-depth discussion of specific varieties, or detailed cultural/biogeographical information, be sure to check here. 

Ferns of the Canberra Region is a nice look at a number of Australian ferns. This site is obviously the result of time and dedication by a couple of people who just really like ferns. Also, check out the imaging links there if you have any interest in digital imaging.

rev 7/2011