IHS Recommend Links
(Updated Oct 6, 2002)
It is the policy of the
IHS to fully support all hibiscus related organizations everywhere in
the world, which to date have compiled a nucleus of invaluable information.
We hope to continue in those efforts and work cooperatively to
increase and diffuse this body of knowledge.
Should anyone visiting this site know of links they feel would
be of value to include here, please send this information to: snowball@libero.it
American Hibiscus Society Official Web Site USA
AHS Books
http://usa.pageplanet.com/trop-hibiscus/ipubs.html
Amer.H.S.
chapters, some of them have Websites, too
Lone Star Chapter now has a searchable database of flowers. Don't miss this one.
J.E. Hendry Chapter page is managed by Leroy Bartle whose random sets of hibiscus images are arranged by months. More enjoyment here. He also has great links elsewhere.
Australian Hibiscus Society an excellent web site with diverse info and a range of hundreds of bloom pictured as they appear in various Show albums.
The Canadian Hibiscus Society (a new organization)
Casa Prima Flora
USA
Ganmor
Garden Australia
Gardening
Launch Pad - Hibiscus
Flora Dania Database
Denmark
Florida
Plants Online
Florida
Federation of Garden Clubs
Gardening
Launch Pad - Hibiscus
Hardy
hibiscus
Harry
P. Leu Gardens - Orlando's Scenic Garden Setting
Hibiscus
in Florida - FAIRS (Univ. of Fla Ag. Info. Retrieval Sys.)
Hibiscus
Rosa-Sinensis in Sweden
Hibiscus
Society of Queensland Inc. Australia
Hibiscus
Syriacus - A List of Cultivars in Collections and Print
Hooked
on Hibiscus
International
Hibiscus Registry
List
& Lists... Favorite Hibiscus Species, Varieties, & Cultivars
USA
Official
international Hibiscus rosa-sinensis cultivar register
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French sites with many European
cultivars. |
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German Site |
Pests
and Diseases Page is
well advanced in construction and gives a wealth of instruction on how
to identify problems and pests. Chemical treatments are NOT provided
as what is legal varies dramatically from place to place and you should
refer to your local Society friends or government departments for specific
help there.
Hibiscus
at Purdie's This Grafting page was prepared by Jim Purdie, it shows
the way he grafts at his place. He has made a holding vice to put the
rootstock plant, while he cuts the slot for the graft, and winds the grafting
tape, He also made a Guillotine which he uses to cut the scion wood ready
for inserting in the rootstock.(a must see site)
Spring
Green (plant propagation) Hibiscus - The Rose of China
Svend
Nielsens Blomstergartneri Aps Denmark
The
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens - Sarasota, Fla
Tropical
Hibiscus Tom Miller
USA
Want yet another source to learn about hibiscus? There is another mail list (the parent of the IHS mail list) called, the “Hibiscus Mail List”. If you want to check it out, send e-mail to req.hibiscus@packet.net with only SUBSCRIBE HIBISCUS in the body of the message, no subject.
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