How to Use Plant Places
The Virtual Arboretum featuring a Database of the Best Ornamental Plants, Region by Region.
Do you want to buy a plant, but don't know who sells it? Contact Us and we'll help you find it!
How to use this site:
1. Select a category from the top bar to view plants that are growing successfully in your area, such as:
Searching for plants that fit your needs is easy. Go to Search Plants on the sidebar under Quick Links. You can search by the plant name or by the categories that are listed. This is a new feature that will be expanding in the future.
1. Select a category from the top bar to view plants that are growing successfully in your area, such as:
- Trees: Shade, Ornamental, Flowering, and Evergreen.
- Shrubs
- Vines
- Herbaceous: Perennials, Annuals, Grasses, and Ferns.
Searching for plants that fit your needs is easy. Go to Search Plants on the sidebar under Quick Links. You can search by the plant name or by the categories that are listed. This is a new feature that will be expanding in the future.
What can you do on PlantPlaces.com?
www.PlantPlaces.com and www.PlantTrials.com: Promoting plant diversity through education.
- Search for plants by color! Do you want a plant with a specific bloom, foliage, or fall color? Visit our Search Plants page and select a color from the "Find plants with this color" drop down.
- Look for the green and blue dots! View Map of Plants can now store locations of rain gardens and green roofs! If you know of locations of any rain gardens or green roofs, please Contact Us.
- Do you sell plants that you see on PlantPlaces.com? Contact Us so that we can put you in touch with buyers.
- We know our favorites, but what do you recommend? We would love to know! You can create your own recommended list of plants from our database of nearly 1000 plants. Your recommended list will appear on a page on PlantPlaces.com, and you can share that page with friends, family, and customers - all for free! Simply Contact Us to get started.
www.PlantPlaces.com and www.PlantTrials.com: Promoting plant diversity through education.