4/26/08 Fresh Fruit Baskets Not only do they carry a wide collection of premium fruit and nut gift baskets but they also offer some great information on fruit origins and the health benefits of eating fresh fruit.
4/24/08 A Gardeners Journal – for a Lifetime of Recording. This is the ONLY Gardening Journal you'll ever need because YOU can ADD to it - forever! This record-keeping system provides a practical means of maintaining year-to-year gardening records, all in one neat & tidy location.
4/20/08 The Western New York Hosta Society was established in November 1996 for the purpose of promoting the genus Hosta,
and to help inform and educate the public on this wonderful and versatile plant. Indianapolis Hosta Society website Organized in 1986, we are affiliated with the Great Lakes Region of the American Hosta Society The Mississippi Valley Hosta Society is organized exclusively as a nonprofit educational society to promote knowledge and love of Hostas
4/14/08 Washington Invasive Sepcies Coalition Choose alternatives from our Garden Wise booklet.
Two Versions are now available:
- Western Washington
- Eastern Washington
These booklets were compiled by master gardeners and horticulturists to help gardeners choose alternatives to invasive species.
4/12/08 Netflora A gallery of royalty free flower pictures.
4/5/08 Breathing Placesis a major BBC Learning campaign to inspire and motivate you to create and care for nature-friendly green spaces where you live.
4/3/08 Create Your Garden is a unique flower garden design tool that helps gardeners and landscape designers select perennial flowering plants and shrubs for a theme garden or by color preferences to create the perfect plant list for a flower garden design.
4/1/08 Providence Farm a working organic farm dedicated to restoring the spirit and skills of those with physical, mental and emotional challenges. Our farm provides innovative programs in Horticultural Therapy and vocational training. We believe that caring for the land together is, by nature, healing and therapeutic.
3/27/08 Texas Mower Parts We are provider of lawn mower parts & equipment like blades, tires, belts, starter, engines & all other lawn mower parts for most brands such as Redmax, Murray, Mtd, Toro, Kawasaki, Snapper, Gator, Gravely, Scag, Hustler & many more.
3/21/08 Seed Savers Exchange is a nonprofit organization that saves and shares the heirloom seeds of our garden heritage, forming a living legacy that can be passed down through generations. Seed Library Heirloom Seeds for Northeast Gardeners After three years of germinating the Seed Library concept, we are ready to blossom--from selling seeds that are grown in distant soils to cultivating a regional seed production network in New York and surrounding states.
3/11/08 Connie B's Corner This site has a 12 month lawn and maintenance schedule for South Florida and other links to Florida sites.
3/7/08 Water Features USA nationwide supplier of water features, Pond Pumps, Pond Filters and Plumbing Supplies. Quality water
3/5/08 Water When DryThe challenges and joys of an Arizona low desert gardener. Written by A certified Desert Landscaper and Master Gardener in the Phoenix, Arizona area who also enjoys writing and garden photography.
3/1/08 How stuff works Potatoes Four articles on Potatoes 1. Potatoes Description 2. Growing Potatoes 3. Selecting Potatoes 4. Health Benefits of Potatoes
Feb 08
2/28/08 Practical Gardening Institute A gardening social site with gardening advice, articles, forums and of course a gardening store. You have to join to access their info. Joining is free.
2/23/08 Agufina.comis A Japanese Lantern & Modern art garden supplier.
2/18/08 Nextday Flowers Online florist offering free next day guaranteed flower delivery throughout the UK by fully qualified florists.
2/14/08 Joe Bonsai Your source for everything Bonsai This is a retail site. They have a very good Info Page
2/12/08 Seed Swaps home of the garden seed traders! Seed Swaps is a place where Gardeners can come together and trade seeds with other Gardeners. We make it easy to trade seeds and enhance your garden. Get started now by registering with us!
2/8/08 A Growing Delight The idle comments of a passionate Australian gardener, whose 'Growing Delight' is sharing the everyday bits'n'pieces with other lovers of gardening, and through photography, the beauty of the Australian landscape. Canberra (Australia's Capital)
2/7/08 Horticultural UK Jane Perrone's organic allotment and garden blog
2/2/08 My Dutch garden. Descriptions and photographs of the garden in different seasons. Information about houseplants (euphorbia), garden plants and animals (especially insects) in the garden. Also information about areas in other countries.
2/1/08 Growing Wisdom provides users with up-to-date and informative videos from gardening expert Dave Epstein, a well-known meteorologist at WCVB-TV ABC in Boston, Massachusetts. From design tips to advice on tools, weather and plant care, Growing Wisdom content is perfect for everyone from the novice gardener to the seasoned Green Thumb.
1/26/08 All-America Selections (AAS) All of these garden seed varieties have been tested by a network of independent judges at test gardens all over the US.
1/19/08 Complete Guide To Growing Sunflowers Has descriptions of different species, fun facts and cultivation information.
1/12/08 www.plantstep.com Garden Software Keep track of your favorite flowers. Slideshow, hybridizer page, Prints Catalog and many other options.
1/07/08 University of Nebraska's Guide to Selecting Houseplants This Extension guide lists water, humidity, light, and temperature needs for a variety of houseplants to help you select ones best suited to your situation.
1/05/08 ecoyardfarming.com How to grow and cultivate a variety of backyard foods in an organic and ecologically friendly manner.
Dec 07
12/16/07 Urban Bee Gardensa practical guide to introducing the world's most prolific pollinators into your garden. You will find list of bee plants. How to get your bee garden started.
12/14/07 Thompson & Morgan Flower and Vegetable Seeds Huge selection of quality flower, vegetable and herb seeds, including rare, award winning, exclusive varieties. Planting and growing information is also available.
12/11/07 Outdoor Tiered Fountains, Garden Water Fountains & Birdbaths Welcome to the Elite World of Fountains and Statuaries. We offer a complete collection of garden fountain, water fountain, outdoor tiered fountain, garden water fountain, wall fountain & statuary art for your home, office & garden.
12/07/07 Pronunciation Guide for Plants Gardeners often lament that they feel intimidated about pronouncing the Latin names of plants. If you've avoided calling black snakeroot Cimicifuga racemosa because you didn't want to tie your tongue in knots, you're not alone.
12/06/07 Flowershots Ron Parsons is considered by many to be one of the finest flower photographers in the United States. His photography and encyclopedic knowledge of orchids is known both nationally and internationally. He has been photographing orchids, wildflowers, and almost every other kind of plant for over 25 years.
12/1/07 National Junior Horticulture Association The NJHA was founded in 1934 and was the first organization in the world dedicated solely to youth and horticulture. It is a national program that helps young people develop skills in and obtain an understanding of horticulture.
11/27/07 Gardening Gone Wild Is a consortium of gardeners who have become contributors to this blog. There is a landscape photographer, a aruthor, a commerical green roof gardener and many more.
1888Orchids.com 1888ORCHIDS.COM strives to offer great customer service and we pride ourselves in hand selecting premium orchid plants and fresh cut orchid flowers to make sure our customers receive quality and value. We offer a Freshness Guarantee on all our plants and flowers.
11/15/07 The Galaxy Garden in Paleaku Peace Gardens Sanctuary in Kona, Hawaii is a 100-foot wide plant living representation of the vast stellar realm our planet that dwells in the Milky Way.
11/14/07 British Streptocarpus SocietyThe Society was formed in September 1999 especially for Streptocarpus (Cape Primrose) growers with small, medium or large collections. The current membership is over 700. 3 Newsletters a year are sent to members. These contain useful hints and tips on growing, articles for both the general and the specialist grower and a members' page with short articles and letters.
11/09/07 Beaverton Horticultural Society Our Emblem is the Scottish Thistle in recognition of the first settlers in our area.
11/08/07 The Orange County Camellia Society promotes the appreciation and culture of camellias in the greater Orange County, California area.
11/07/07 Attracting backyard birds and butterflies for bird watching Establishing a small wildlife sanctuary in your backyard will reward you by attracting a variety of birds and butterflies for you to enjoy viewing. Many will visit, and some may actually stay to nest and rear their young in your backyard. You will want to create a yard or garden that will attract birds and butterflies and make them feel at home.
11/04/07 Setting up and running a school garden FAO encourages schools to create learning gardens of moderate size, which can be easily managed by students, teachers and parents, but which include a variety of nutritious vegetables and fruits, as well as occasionally some small-scale livestock such as chickens or rabbits. Production methods are kept simple so that they can be easily replicated by students and parents at their homes.
11/3/07 European MistletoeThis fact sheet provides basic information about the herbA plant or part of a plant used for its flavor, scent, or potential therapeutic properties. Includes flowers, leaves, bark, fruit, seeds, stems, and roots. European mistletoe--common names, uses, potential side effects, and resources for more information. European mistletoe is a semiparasitic plant that grows on several types of trees in temperate regions worldwide. Where the term "mistletoe" is used in this fact sheet, it refers to European mistletoe. (European mistletoe is different from American mistletoe, which is used as a holiday decoration.
10/31/07 Extension Service Garden HintsClean up and cut back garden before winter weather arrives CORVALLIS, Ore. Before cold weather sets in, clean up in your yard and garden, it will help protect your landscape from the ravages of winter. There are several tasks best done in October and November, according to Ross Penhallegon, horticulturist with the Oregon State University Extension Service.
10/27/07 Outside pride carries extensive assortment of Grass Seeds, such as Putting Green, Bahia, Zoysia as well as other seed mixtures.
10/25/07 TheGrowSpot is a forum for information on gardening plants, gardening tips and advice, urban gardening and organic gardening. It's also a place to get garden landscape ideas from professional and amateur landscape designers around the world.
10/20/07 Eight of the Worlds Most Unusual Plants Weird is relative. What seems weird to me might not seem weird to you. In the plant kingdom, however, there are definitely some species that most people would acknowledge are highly unusual. In the wack spirit of Halloween, some of my findings follow.
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