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Plant Name: M 10-04-2010 13:35


Magnolia grandiflora
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Plant Name: N 10-04-2010 13:33


Nandina domestica
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Plant Name: O 10-04-2010 13:32


Ornithogalum thyrsoides
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Plant Name: P 10-04-2010 13:30


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Plant Name: Q 10-04-2010 13:27


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Quercus calliprinos
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Plant Name: R 10-04-2010 13:25


Ranunculus asiaticus
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Plant Name: S 10-04-2010 13:23


Sambucus nigra
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Plant Name: T 10-04-2010 13:22


Tabebuia impetiginosa
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Plant Name: U 10-04-2010 13:20


Urginea maritima
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Plant Name: V 10-04-2010 13:18


Viburnum opulus Roseum
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Plant Name: W 10-04-2010 13:17


Westringia fruticosa Labiatae Eastern Australia.Grows on heaths & windswept headlands of the coast.
Widdringtonia nodiflora Cupressaceae Cape Province,E.Southern Africa.Grows at high altitude in mt.regions.Wood used in hut construction
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Plant Name: X 10-04-2010 13:15


Xanthocercis zambesiaca Papilionaceae
Xanthorrhoea preissii Xanthorrhoeaceae SW. W.Australia.Widespread.One of the native plants which flower in response to fire.The bases of the leaves are sweet & nutty & the heart of the stem was also eaten.
Xanthostemon chrysanthus Myrtaceae Northern Australia - rainforests
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BGJ - Garden Section : Australia & New Zealand 10-04-2010 13:13


Garden Subsection : Australian Ornamental Display (AUOR)

- Galenia secunda (Caryophyllaceae) - Australia

Grevillea johnsonii Proteaceae Australia
Kunzea baxteri Myrtaceae
Laurentia axillaris Campanulaceae Australia

Garden Subsection : Bushy Eucalyptus flora (AUM4)

Cassia sturtii (Caesalpiniaceae) - Widespread throughout inland Australia. Some forms very decorative & make ideal garden shrub

Dodonaea lobulata Sapindaceae Australia.Semi arid regions,on rocky hills,slopes and ridges.

- Eucalyptus calycogona (Myrtaceae) - Widespread species occurring in semi arid regions of Ausralia.Sandy or gravelly loams.Useful for honey production.
Eucalyptus camaldulensis Myrtaceae Widespread in Australia.Can grow in areas of 300mm av. annual rainfall.Buds have characteristic beak shape.This species was used to drain the swamps in Hadera.
Eucalyptus campaspe Myrtaceae W.Australia
Eucalyptus eremophila Myrtaceae West Australia
Eucalyptus gracilis Myrtaceae Australia
Eucalyptus gunnii Myrtaceae Tasmania,Australia
Eucalyptus incrassata Myrtaceae Australia
Eucalyptus oleosa Myrtaceae S.Australia
Eucalyptus porosa Myrtaceae Southern Australia.A spreading mallee or tree on gentle slopes & along drainage channels.Grows in a wide range of soils.Plants valued for apiary.
Eucalyptus rudis Myrtaceae W.Australia
Melaleuca acuminata Myrtaceae Widespread throughout Australia.Sand & loam soils.Often as understorey plant in mallee or woodland.

Garden Subsection : Flora of Southeast Australia & Tasmania (AUE5)

Acacia floribunda Mimosaceae E Australia. Species name derived from abundant flowers.Widely cultivated ornamental.
Angophora cordifolia Myrtaceae E.Australia
Banksia ericifolia Proteaceae East Australia
Banksia integrifolia Proteaceae Widespread in eastern Australia & Tasmania. Coastal areas and adjacent tablelands, on poor soils. Annual rainfall range 800-1200mm.
Banksia marginata Proteaceae SE. Australia
Banksia occidentalis Proteaceae East Australia
Banksia ornata Proteaceae Southeast Australia
Banksia repens Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia serrata Proteaceae East Australia
Bursaria spinosa Pittosporaceae Australia
Conospermum taxifolium Proteaceae E.Australia
Eucalyptus viminalis Myrtaceae Australia
Hakea carinata Proteaceae S.Australia.
Hakea microcarpa Proteaceae E.Australia
Hakea sericea Proteaceae E.Australia
Hakea teretifolia Proteaceae Southeastern Australia,common species of damp heathland.
Isopogon dawsonii Proteaceae E.Australia
Kennedia rubicunda Papilionaceae E.Australia
Melaleuca diosmifolia Myrtaceae SW. W.Australia.Coastal habitat among granite rocks.Nectar feeding birds visit the flowers.
Melaleuca halmaturorum Myrtaceae S Australia.Often grows in saline areas that are subject to flooding for extended periods.

Garden Subsection : Flora of Southwest Australia (AUW2)

- Acacia glaucoptera (Mimosaceae)- SW Australia. Heath & Mallee scrub. Species name derived from the thick, blue-green flattened stems forming alternate wings,that take the place of true leaves .
Acacia imbricata Mimosaceae South Australia
Acacia lasiocarpa Mimosaceae South West Australia

- Acacia pendula (Mimosaceae) - E Australia. Rich soils in semi-arid areas: shrublands, grasslands & low open woodlands. Attractive timber, drought resistant ornamental.
Actinostrobus pyramidalis Cupressaceae Sandy soils of SW West Australia.
Adenanthos sp. Proteaceae Endemic genus, mostly confined to SW corner of West Australia. Sandy to rocky places. Common names derived from description of flower shape & hairy foliage.
Agonis flexuosa Myrtaceae SW West Australia. Coastal forests and woodland. Widely cultivated as an ornamental. Leaves aromatic.
Alyogyne hakeifolia Malvaceae Dry areas of S & W Australia. Ornamental.
Alyogyne hugelii Malvaceae S & W Australia. Rocky hillsides and gorges. Ornamental.
Banksia attenuata Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia baxteri Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia hookeriana Proteaceae W Australia. Open thickets, in sandy soil of the central coast with annual rainfall 600mm.
Banksia lehmanniana Proteaceae West Australia
Banksia littoralis Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia media Proteaceae W. Australia
Banksia petiolaris Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia praemorsa Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia prionotes Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia speciosa Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Banksia sphaerocarpa Proteaceae Southwest Australia
Callistemon pallidus Myrtaceae Australia
Callistemon phoeniceus Myrtaceae Australia
Callistemon speciosus Myrtaceae Australia

Callitris huegelii (Cupressaceae) - Throughout inland Australia. Valued for its hardiness & used for timber.Ornamental

Callitris preissii Cupressaceae Australia: Woodlands, on sand dunes,sandy soils near sea level in mallee regions.
Calothamnus quadrifidus Myrtaceae W Australia.
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BGJ - Garden Section : Europe 10-04-2010 13:07


Garden Subsection : Alpine bushy flora and meadow flora (ESR4)
Albizzia julibrissin Mimosaceae NE.Turkey,N.Iran,Himalaya & China.0-2100m. Dominates S.Caspian Coastal Plain, in warm,moist forest. Common name derived from the silk-like stamens.
Artemisia absinthium Compositae Eurasia, N. Africa
Betula pendula Betulaceae C.Europe to E.Turkey. Open woodlands & heath. Leaves,inner bark & sap used in medicine.
Prunella grandiflora Labiatae Europe except Portugal. Perennial. Grassland usually in calcareous soils. Ornamental.
Zelkowa carpinifolia Ulmaceae Caucasus. One of 5 deciduous species in this genus, mainly found in China and Japan

Garden Subsection : Deciduous forest of Central Europe (EST3)
Acer campestre Aceraceae C.Europe to NW.Africa and the Caucasus.The commonest European maple.Deciduous forests & shrub thickets,300-1800m.
Acer monspessulanum Aceraceae S.& C.Europe, NW.Africa & SW.Anatolia.Forests of cedars, junipers & oaks.
Alnus glutinosa Betulaceae Europe to Caucasus, Siberia & N Africa. Moist woods. Cultivated for timber. Bark & leaves used in herbal medicine.
Carpinus betulus Corylaceae C.& SE.Europe,Caucasus,N.Anatolia & N.Iran.Deciduous forests with beech,oak & chestnut trees.
Carpinus caucasica Betulaceae Europe to Asia Minor
Cornus sanguinea Cornaceae Europe & W.Anatolia.Mixed woods & scrub.Grey-blue dye derived from fruits used in leather dyeing.Seed oil used for soaps & lighting fuel.
Crepis rubra Compositae S Europe: S Italy to the Balkans
Dipsacus laciniatus Dipsacaceae Europe & W Asia. Very rare and random in Israel
Euonymus europaeus Celastraceae Europe to Anatolia & Caucasus. Woodland & scrub, usually on limestone soils. Yellow hard wood was used in Europe for spindles. Extracted oil used in soap making.
Forsythia europaea Oleaceae SE.Europe (Albania,Kosovo).In winter flower display on bare branches.
Platanus orientalis Platanaceae E.Europe to W.Asia.Reaches its S.range in Israel.Large tree of wet places.Used for furniture making.
Prunus avium Rosaceae Europe to Turkey, Caucasus & W Siberia. Progenitor of many cultivated sweet cherries.
Quercus petraea Fagaceae Europe to Turkey, Caucasus & N Iran. Woods, 300-1300m. Used in furniture making. Bark rich in tannins & used in tanning & in herbal medicine.
Quercus robur Fagaceae Mixed forests in Britain,Ireland,W.Europe & Turkey. Grows on well drained,fertile soils. Used for furniture & wine cask making.
Rhamnus cathartica Rhamnaceae C.Europe,Balkans,Anatolia & N.Africa. A purgative made from the berries was used in the past.
Rhamnus dahuricus Rhamnaceae Siberia to N China. Grows well on poor or eroded soil.
Salvia forskaohlei Labiatae SE Europe & W Asia
Sambucus nigra Caprifoliaceae Europe, NW Africa & SW Asia. Very rare in Israel. Forests, often near streams. Dried flowers, fruits & bark are used in medicine.
Sorbus domestica Rosaceae C&S Europe to N Africa & Turkey. Cultivated for ages for its fruit, which are pressed for juice.
Tilia cordata Tiliaceae Woodlands of Europe.
Tilia platyphyllos Tiliaceae Europe to SW Asia European woodlands. Inner bark fibres used in basketry & ropemaking. Dried flowers used as a medicinal tea.
Viburnum lantana Caprifoliaceae Europe to Turkey. Forest margins & scrub on gravelly, limestone soil.
Viburnum opulus Caprifoliaceae Europe to N.Africa. Moist damp woods. Fruit used for wine & spirit making. Bark used in herbal remedies. Cultivated for its profuse flowering.
Viburnum schensianum Caprifoliaceae NW and C China

Garden Subsection : East European mixed forest(broad-leaved & conifero (ESB1)
Syringa vulgaris Oleaceae SE.Europe. Thickets,rocky places. Ornamental & widely naturalized.

Garden Subsection : European Ornamental Display (ESOR)

Acer pseudoplatanus Aceraceae S.& C.Europe to Caucasus.Used for furniture.Common name refers also to the unrelated fig which also has large palmate leaves.
Aesculus hippocastanum Hippocastanaceae Balkan to Himalaya.Ornamental grown for winter buds,large leaves & striking flowers.Shiny brown seeds are the conkers prized by children.
Aesculus x carnea Hippocastanaceae A cultivated hybrid of two Horsechestnuts from Europe & SE North America
Betula pubescens Betulaceae C.Europe to W.Siberia,reaching northern limit of trees range.Used for furniture.Bark tar used for preserving leather & wood.
Euphorbia amygdaloides Euphorbiaceae Europe,SW. Asia.
Fagus sylvatica Fagaceae Europe.Genus name derived from Greek, meaning "to eat". During hunger nuts were grounded into flour. Valuable source of timber & a traditional medicine ingredient.
Genista tinctoria Papilionaceae Europe to Turkey & Ukraine. Good quality yellow dye derived from flowers & young shoots.
Hypericum perforatum Guttiferae Europe to China & N Africa. Used in herbal medicine, recently found usefull in treatment of nervous disorders.
Iris germanica Iridaceae The most common cultivated Iris. Originating in S
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BGJ - Garden Section : Southwest & Central Asia 10-04-2010 12:59


Garden Subsection : Central Asia Ornamental Display (ITOR)
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Garden Subsection : Mountainous forest of Central Asia (ITM5)
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Garden Subsection : Open steppes & forests of the Anatolian Heights (ITA1)
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Garden Subsection : Open steppes & forests of the Anatolian Heights (ITA1)
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Garden Subsection : Park forests of the Zagros mountains (ITZ2)
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Garden Subsection : Sand deserts of Central Asia (ITD4)

Halimodendron halodendron Papilionaceae Europe, Turkey, to C & SW Asia.
Tamarix ramosissima Tamariaceae E Europe to C and E Asia.

Garden Subsection : Steppe forest of Kopet Dag (ITK6)
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BGJ - Garden Section : North America 10-04-2010 12:28


Garden Subsection : Coniferous forest of North America (NAC1)
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Garden Subsection : Deciduous forest of North America (NAM2)
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Garden Subsection : Dry evergreen forest of the Rocky Mountains (NAX4)
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Garden Subsection : Grass prairies of North America (NAP7)
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Garden Subsection : Grove & park forest of California (NAO5)
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Garden Subsection : Mixed forest(broad-leaved & coniferous)of Southeas (NAE3)
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Garden Subsection : Mountainous flora of Central America (NAF8)
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Garden Subsection : North America Ornamental Display (NAOR)
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Garden Subsection : North American Water Garden (NAW9)
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Iris fulva Iridaceae N America
Vallisneria gigantea Hydrocharitaceae New Guinea & Philippines
Vallisneria spiralis Hydrocharitaceae Aquatic plant originating probably in the Mediterranean area [/more]

Garden Subsection : Succulent desert flora of North America (NAD6)
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BGJ - Garden Section : South Africa 10-04-2010 12:22


Garden Subsection : Afro-alpine temperate forest (SAA4)
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Garden Subsection : Bushy flora of the Cape area (SAF1)
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Garden Subsection : East African coastal grove (SAW2)
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Garden Subsection : Rock & sand deserts (SAK3)
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Garden Subsection : South Africa Ornamental Display (SAOR)
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BGJ - Garden Section 10-04-2010 11:59


Garden Subsection : Geophyte collection (BULB)
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Garden Subsection : Collection (Coll)
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Garden Subsection : Garden Ornamental Display (DSPL)
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BGJ - Garden Section : Mediterranean Basin 10-04-2010 11:55


Garden Subsection : Canary ""Evergreen Laurel"" (MDB4)
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Garden Subsection : Canary Pine Belt (MDB3)
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Garden Subsection : Canary Scrub (MDB5)
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Garden Subsection : Conifer Forests of the Atlas Mts. (MDB1)
Cedrus atlantica Pinaceae Atlas Mts.N.Africa

Garden Subsection : East Mediterranean Decidous Oak Woodland (MDC2)
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Garden Subsection : East Mediterranean Evergreen Woodland (MDC3)
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Garden Subsection : East Mediterranean Garigue & Batha (MDC4)
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Garden Subsection : East Mediterranean Montane Conifer Belt (MDC1)
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Garden Subsection : Iberian Deciduous Vegetation (MDA2)
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Garden Subsection : Iberian Evergreen Woodland (MDA3)
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Garden Subsection : Mediterranean Hydrophytic Community (MDC5)
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Garden Subsection : Mediterranean Ornamental Display (MDOR)
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Garden Subsection : Submontane North African Vegetation (MDB2)
Paliurus spina-christi Rhamnaceae Spain to C Asia & China. Rare in Israel

Garden Subsection : West Mediterranean Garigue (MDA4)
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Garden Subsection : West Mediterranean Montane Coniferous Forest (MDA1)
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