This is my English startpage of my (sub) website about plants. The startpage of my total website is Fred Triep's homepage

The "Hortuskrant" (in the past "Plantage Hortus") is a newspaper, which is published four times a year through the institution "Stichting Interimbeheer Hortus Botanicus" in cooperation with the association "Friends of the Hortus". For that newspaper I write regularly articles. In the rear I shall publish these articles also on this website, after they have been published in the newspaper. All the articles are written in Dutch, but maybe in the future they will be translated. Important pages: The Hortus Botanicus (my own page) The official homepage of the Hortus The plan of the Hortus Botanicus (my own page) New pages on the Botany Website: The Honey- Suckle (21 June 2011) Encephalartos senticosus (18 september 2011) Coco de mer (11 december 2011) De digitale flora van Zuid Afrika Een digitale flora van Zuid- Afrika met 303 plantensoorten en 606 foto's (15 January 2012) The Bismarck palm (24 June 2012) To my startpage and guestbook: Fred Triep's homepage (startpage) The guestbook of Fred Triep The business website of Fred Triep: F. Triep Multimedia		naar de Nederlandstalige startpagina van de Botanie Website (to the original Dutch version)       De TUIN&Natuur WebRing wordt beheerd door Tuinkrant SiteRing by Bravenet.com
		For supplements of reactions, send me an email: email : Fred Triep

In the section "De plant van Fred" the following articles have been published :

 

Agave (September 1998) Aloe (December 2005) Alpenrose (September 2000) Anthurium (March 2007) Araucaria (December 1994) Avocado (January 2002) The Autumn Crocus (September 1986) The Bamboo (December 1991) The Giant Bamboo (March 1999) The Banana (December 1987) The Bismarck palm (march 2012) The Blood Flower (September 1992)  The Box tree (December 2008) The Bryony (March 1997) The Buttercup (March 2002) The Butterfly tree (June 2000) The cacao tree (December 2004) The Cannonball Tree (December 1998) The Carobetree (September 2005) The Cassia (June 2001) The Castor bean (June 2007) The Catalpa (August 1987) The Chicory (March 1998) The Christmas rose (March 1996) Coco de Mer (December 2011) Coffee (December 1996) The Cornflower (June 2002)  Crassula (december 2006) Didiereaceeen (April 1989) Dioon edule (December 2007) Dischidia's (March 1991) The 'Dividivi' and the 'Pride of Barbados' (March 1995) The Dove Tree (June 2010) Encephalartos senticosus (September 2011) Eucalyptus globulus (December 1993) The eastern skunk cabbage (March 2010) The Evening Primrose (March 1990) The Ficus (fig) (June 1991) The Flamboyant (September 1999) The Flame Tree (September 1996) The Fritillary (March 2011) The Fuchsia (June 2006) The Ginkgo (July 1989) The Grevillea (March 2000)  The Gunnera (September 2002) The Hibiscus (March 2003) The Hickory (September 1994) The Honey-Suckle (June 2011) The Horse Apple (September 2009)   The Indigo shrub (March 2004)

The Hoya (June 1988) The Japanese Maple Tree (September 2006) The Kapoc- tree (June 2005) The Magnolia (March 2006) The Mistletoe (September 2001) The Metasequoia (September 1991) The Monkey Pawn (December 2010) new ! The Oak (June 2009) The Olive (September 2007) The Pachypodium (June 1995)  The Papyrus (December 1992) The Monstera (June 1996) Philodendron bipinnatifidum (December 2009) Pickerel weed (June 2008) The Pine- apple (March 2008) The Pitcher plant (September 1988) Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac (December 2003) The potato (September 2008) The Puya raimondii (March 2001)  The Queen of the Night (June 1986) The Paulownia Tree (June 2003) The Rhipsalis (September 1990) The Rhizophora (December 1989) The Saguaro (December 2000) Sarracenia 's (December 1990) The Sentry Palm (September 1995) The Silk Oak (March 2000) Spanish moss (March 1988) The Spruce-fir (December 1997) Succulent Senecio's (March 1994) The Sunflower (June 1990) The Sundew (June 1997) The Trachycarpus (September 1997) The Traveller's Tree (December 1995) The Tulip tree (June 1999) The Vine (March 2009) Viper's burgloss (september 2003) The Water Hyacinth (December 1988) The Water Buttercup (December 2002) The Water Chestnut (June 1994) The Water Clover Fern (September 2004) The Water- lily (March 2005) Welwitschia mirabilis (June 2004)  The Wisteria (June 1988) The Witchhazel (December 1999)

Other articles of me on the "The Botany Website" are :

Other articles of me in the "Hortuskrant"	Other Botanical articles on "The Botany Website", that have not been published in the "Hortuskrant"
The origin and distribution of the banana (September 1996) Aquatic plants and their adaptations (June 1994) The Flora of Europe on internet (March 1997) The distribution of Carnivorous plants (June 1997) The measure of nature in the garden (December 2001) Summers of old (June 2002) Back to the Carboon period (September 2002) Archeological research in the Oranjery (March 2003) Protection of plants against winter cold (December 2003)  The using of dye stuffs from plants (March 2004)  The Evolution of Seedplants (June 2004) A difficult climate: the diurnal climate of tropical mountains (December 2005) Wintergrowing plants and regions of wintergrowth (December 2006)	The cobralelie (30 Januar 1999) The cultivation of Wisteria (by Flos Schipper)  Cycads (Cycadales), 31 december 2007
Digital flora's, made by me	Other digital flora's
The digital mountain flora of Scandinavie Photos and descriptions of plants, from which I made pictures in Norway, Sweden and Iceland  (from oktober 2005) The digital flora of South Africa new, since January 2012! The digital mountain flora of the Alps expected! The digital flora of the western states of the US  expected! The digital flora of Tropical plants  expected!	Lage planten en bloemen op de K.U.Leuven Campus Kortrijk Plantenlist with pictures of plants on the campus of the K.U. Leuven Greek Mountain Flora- Berg Flora Griekenland of Klaas Kamstra The genus Dionysia (alpenplanten uit Iran en Afghanistan) of Klaas Kamstra

This page has been updated on Sunday 24 June 2012.