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09 Dec 2010
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Take part in Kew's latest online survey and help us get better online.
Everyone who completes the survey is invited to enter a FREE PRIZE DRAW to win a unique Kew plant pot.
Designed for use indoors, these beautiful footed vases are available in Grape Green or Duck Egg Blue.
Featuring the Kew logo, these are ideal for everyone who loves flowers and plants.
Part of the new range of glazed ceramic pots available exclusively from Kew. This range of pots are also available from the online shop.
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3 comments on 'Help Kew get better online'
Kew Feedback team says
16/12/2010 10:24:08 AM | Report abuse
Dear Robert, a good starting place for you might be http://ispot.org.uk/
This is a site which Kew and other organisations support to offer identification help. We hope this is helpful to you.
Robert Hudson says
16/12/2010 12:38:29 AM | Report abuse
I contacted this website because I may have discovered a new species of a particular plant and wanted to discuss it online,but none of the Kew sites provides that opportunity.The public ,because there are millions of us,are probably the best source of discovering new plant species and the present sites are no help whatsoever.Not all new plants are discovered by rugged explorers in far of climes up to their necks in mosquitoes and mud.How about giving the man in the street access to discussion with someone who can advise them.PLEASE CONTACT ME if you want to know what I have found.
Rachel says
10/12/2010 10:18:56 AM | Report abuse
I read the title and thought Kew was ill!