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Date Posted: 13:58:56 05/03/01 Thu
Author: Amanda
Subject: Re: Plant finder
In reply to: Anne 's message, "Plant finder" on 16:10:23 03/17/01 Sat

Look at the Natural History Museum site, they have a Potcode Plants Database, type in your postcode and it gives a list of results of plants that grow naturally in your area. Also gives which ones are garden worthy.
This is the address:
www.nhm.ac.uk/botany and then choose to look at the relevant databse from those provided.
hope this helps
bye
Amanda

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