what a long, strange trip it's been

USDA Plant Catalog - search by region, state and a number of categories. Actually this whole site is really good.

Search in Google “[your state]” and “DA noxious weeds.”

Thumb through wild plant guides for free on Google Books.

There’s also the Native Plants Database, searchable by scientific name, region, etc.

A number of universities have agricultural, landscaping and botanical sites where you can search for information specific to the region. Check out the sites of your local universities.

Erowid allows you to cross reference entheogenic/drug information about plants.

The very neat database Plants for a Future documents edible and medicinal plants specifically.

The upper 500s, specifically the 580s in the library is the botanical section.

Artist: Eric Petersen

a – age

b – biggest fear

c – current time 

d – drink you last had/are having 

e – easiest person to talk to

f – favorite song 

g – ghosts, are they real 

h – heritage 

i – in love with 

k – kissed someone

l – last time you cried 

m – middle name 

n – number of siblings 

o – one wish

p – person who you last called 

q – question you’re always asked 

r – reason to smile 

s – song last sang 

t – time you woke up 

u – underwear color 

w – worst habit

x – x-rays you’ve had 

y – your favorite food