Helpful Links
Helpful Links
Commercial or Association Sites
There are tons of commercial and association sites on the Web. Below is a sampling of some worthy of note. Of course all gardening magazines have sites, and most local newspapers have sites with local gardening information. We’ve listed just Web-only sites.
University Sites & Government
Below is a selection of Sites run by Extension Services at various Land Grant Universities across the U.S. Public education in horticulture and agriculture is part of the mandate of these institutions, which were created by different acts of Congress over the years, beginning with the Morrill Act in 1862.
Each of these sites is a great resource for you as a gardener in your region.
Blogs
There are garden blogs popping up every day. At the end of the page are some to consider.
Right at Home
Right@Home.com is filled with tips and ideas for your home care, outdoor living and much more! Join their club and you'll receive valuable coupons on a wide variety of SC Johnson products.
Growing Wisdom
Growing Wisdom with Dave Epstein provides how-to tips on all aspects of gardening. For over 3 years, Dave hosted Extreme Garden Makeover on WCVB in Boston and brought scores of weekly tips to viewers throughout the region. Now he brings easy-to-follow video tips to home gardeners throughout the world.
The gardening portal of Internet portal ivillage.com
One of the most popular online gardening communities - davesgarden.com
The National Gardening Association
About.com has gardening articles and info, and links to other gardening sites
The information site of the Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Center
The site of the American Association of Public Gardens, including a list of their members
There are lots of British sites, but the BBC’s is worth a look
U.S. Department of Agriculture Consumer Gardening Portal
Texas A & M
University/Government site
Clemson University
Home and Garden info centre run by the Clemson extension service
Blog of Jennifer Hall
Jennifer Hall is an avid weekend gardener and avid blogger in the suburbs of Tulsa, OK. She shares her gardening experiences, favorite garden photos, and lots of gardening tips. Lots of info.
Blog of Jane Berger
Jane Berger identifies herself as “a journalist and landscape designer based in Washington DC & Woods Hole, MA.” Blog is rich with content focusing on garden design.
Blog of Susan Harris, Elizabeth Licata, Michele Owens and Amy Stewart
A very hip, hard hitting garden blog. Susan Harris, Elizabeth Licata, Michele Owens, and Amy Stewart are the bloggers.
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