Franklinia Links

Botany.com Description, care, & propagation instructions.
Franklinia (French?) In French? Appears to be detailed description.
Franklinia Alatamaha US Postage Stamp Photo of US Postage Stamp 6¢ 3 Links
Wikipedia Short article
Historic Bartram's Garden - The Franklinia Story Drawing of flower & fruit, history. See other areas of site for more information.
NCNatural's William Bartram Profile - page 2 History.
Missouri Botanical GardenThis page is a description of Franklinia and its culture.  Site is a excellent source for plant information.
Oregon State University Description.

Tree Trails

Short history, photos

University of California, Davis: Rooting Database Rooting information.   Click to Search,  Click Genus, click F, click Franklinia.  
University of Connecticut Plant Database Detailed description. Photos.
University of Florida Cooperative Extension Service Detail description. US Range Map. There is a Franklinia at the University of Florida Leon County Extension Office arboretum (Thanks to Stan Rosenthal for letting me know).

University of Tennessee Tree Identification Tutorial

Great photos, tree, fruit, etc., pronounce guide, and good general information.

Virginia Cooperative Extension Search for Franklinia, several pages.

America's 'First' Rare Plant The Franklinia Tree

Excellent historical article.  Also available on page 183 in this pdf: Spring-Summer 2006 issue, from Terrain.org.
History of Georgia Article on early history of Georgia which mentions the Altamaha river.
iVillage Garden Web Botany Forum A very interesting forum.  More than 1/2 a decade of  discussion of the Franklinia.
Arnold's Arboretum about the Franklinia - PDF file 2005 Article in PDF form.  Includes photos and drawing, and citation for further research.
Floridata Short history and cultivation information.  Site says Franklinia is susceptibility to verticillium wilt disease.  Suggest sowing seeds immediately.
GardebWebDiscuss by Franklinia owners.
Looking for the FrankliniaReprint of an article from American Forestery - after 200 years could a wild Franklinia be located.
Forestry Degree Resource List List of 100 forest related links.  Links to national state parks site, and plant diseases site, are among those a non-forester would find of interest.  Seems to be sponsored by online schools of Forestry.   Information provided related to income, growth in number of job, etc. may be overoptimistic., as is to expected in any advertisement.   Job growth in forest related occupations (1% for 2010-2012) is less than average growth for all jobs (14% 2010-2020).  US Dept of Labor 

Updated: April 8 2013