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hort.net link report for 19 April, 1999

Added to http://www.hort.net/woodyplants/

   WHAT TREE IS IT?

   The Ohio Public Library Information Network has a great reference out
   there for you Midwestern tree fanatics. Two excellent dichotomous
   keys will help you identify trees by either leaves or fruit,
   eventually displaying an excellent collection of photographs specific
   to your plant. Of course, you can also look up plants directly by
   name, but it's nowhere near as fun.

      http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/products/tree/index.html

Added to http://www.hort.net/special/

   WINDOWBOX.COM

   Information and supplies to help you choose plants, design a garden,
   and care for flowers, vegetables, and herbs growing in pots or any
   other containers. It's a great resource for novice gardeners or
   anyone else who wants to get into container gardening.

      http://www.windowbox.com/


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Errata:

   Yesterday's hort.net list erroneously listed the title for
   "TreeWeb:  The Natural History of Trees" as "The Rhododendron
    Page."  The corrected entry is listed below.

   Added to http://www.hort.net/woodyplants/

      TREEWEB: THE NATURAL HISTORY OF TREES

      Want to learn more about trees? What tree is largest? Oldest? Most
      valuable? Or are you just looking for information about a specific
      species? The University of Kentucky's Tree Web is the place to go
      to for answers to these questions and lots more.

         http://quercus.uky.edu/treeweb/index.htm

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