Plants
Plants are abundant all over the world with an estimated 350,000 known species. Every corner of the planet has some form of plant life such as flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables, and ferns. Most plants go through the process of photosynthesis, and most are classified as autotrophs.
Plant Information
There are many different types
of plants. We will eventually have all different
kinds of plants catalogued. Currently
you can find information about Cacti, Flowers, Herbs,
Shrubs and Bushes, Trees, and Vegetables.
Included in our plant information are sections with
pictures of plants. Find them easily in our Plant
Pictures area, where all plant pictures are sorted categorically and alphabetically.
We also have a section with Plant
Terminology. You will undoubtedly come across some
plant terms that you have never heard. Don't be confused
anymore, find out what they mean here!
We recently added a Plant Information section. This area will serve as a Plant library, with our plant information sorted into various areas, information on how to grow plants, and everything else related to plants.
Discover Plants!
We hope you enjoy our site! We are learning more about plants as we develop, and we invite you to learn more about plants from around the world with us! Our plant information will be constantly growing (no pun intended!) so make sure to come back frequently to learn more about plants.
Whats New on Discover Plants?
- We have expanded our Cabbage information with How to Grow Cabbage.
- Eggplant, or aubergine, is a purple, meaty vegetable/fruit grown all over the world.
- The taxonomical Blessed Milk Thistle Classification.
- The Tiger Aloe, or Partridge-based Aloe, is from South Africa and Namibia.
- The Kousa Dogwood is a deciduous tree native to eastern Asia.
- Learn about the Ivory Palm tree, and look at Ivory Palm Tree Pictures.
- Camellia is a genus containing up to 250 species of flowering shrub.
- Read about the Beavertail Cactus, along with Beavertail Cactus Pictures.
- Added some information to our Bosnian Lily article.
- Shape your garden. Read this short article about How to Prune a Shrub.
- Added the Star Magnolia taxonomy for this beautiful tree.