Re: [aroid-l] New website.

Brian,

For the Zingiberaceae page at least I have IDs for everything but one or
two, but I assume you have some already ID'ed just not listed yet?? or
does a number mean you definitely need an ID?  There are a few mixed
genera (ie alpinia in the hedychium folder, costus in the zingiber). 
let me know if you need 'em.  Cool site, congrats! If anyone is
interested I've just started a few new forums (non-aroid though)
including a couple ginger forums and hardy tropicals, zingiberales etc.
at http://www.gingerwoodnursery.com/forums/  just started, so no real
traffic yet.

Tim Chapman

> I have for the last few years been going crazy with my digital camera. I 
> have taken photos of just about every aroid I have come in contact with. 
> These photos which add up to over 8,000 are now being put on to my new 
> web site. I am manly looking to have something much like the Tropica 
> book for the Internet completely free and informative. The web site is 
> not yet finished nor will it probably ever been completely done.
>   My plans are to have a web site which list every genus every species 
> and every form. I don't ask to much.
> I have not been working on this alone. Harry Whitmore has really put the 
> web site together and has done a extremely excellent job of helping me 
> work on this. It would most likely not exist with out his help.
> 
> Also I must say Chanrit and Enid offered to allow me to use a few photos 
> of odd plants they had pictures of. I have not yet put credit on the 
> photos but will do so soon as I can figure it out LOL.
> 
> I am updating this site almost daily and will keep doing so till the 
> weather warms up. If anyone might have some odd photos to add to the 
> site I may be interested in them credit will be given. I am manly 
> looking for extremely nice photos or photos of species I don't have pics 
> of. As always feel free to send me plants that need to be pictured :>)
> 
>  I would like to ask for some expert help on some IDs for this site. I 
> would like for it to be a very reliable reference for people to use. So 
> if people see plants wrongly IDed  please let me know which family group 
> and exact pic which should have a ID number under it. Then let me know 
> what it should be labeled.
> 
> Well here is the site enjoy
> http://www.cloudjungle.dns2go.com/dotnetnuke/briansbotanicals/
> 
> 
> 

Timothy Chapman
Gingerwood Nursery
www.gingerwoodnursery.com--
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