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A valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about tree ferns in their natural habitat, how to grow different species or how hardiness varies between species.

Enjoy your Mulu plants at night with the best in garden lights from Europe's online shop for Hunza high-quality fittings. Available in stainless steel, copper or 10 powder coated colours.

Author of "The New Exotic Garden" shows us around his fabulous Norfolk garden.

Good information on tree ferns habits and cultivation.

Excellent US site dedicated to all plants of the Ginger family.

For a fascinating insight into the use of plants in their native environment. (Particular attention must be drawn to young native ladies using Hedychium coronarium flowers as body oils, in idyllic waterfall-splashed pools... purely for scientific reasons of course.)

Huge amounts of information and advice on this US site, with almost everything you could want.

The major discussion forum and information source for growing exotic plants in the UK. Hosted by your friend and mine, Mr Paul Spracklin.

The mission of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is to ensure better management of the Earth's environment by increasing knowledge and understanding of the plant kingdom.

The Eden Project is a gateway into the world of plants and people. A meeting place for all to discover how we depend on plants and how we can help to manage and conserve them for our mutual survival.