I Love Gardening An free online gardening community featuring forums, blogs, photo galleries, a plant database and friendly knowledgable gardeners.

Bicycle Rack The Park Catalog supplies picnic tables, park benches, grills, bleachers trash receptacles and a wide array of products for parks departments, municipalities, and outdoor recreation facilities.

Glenns Garden A Place for people who garden. Visit the forum or the resource area for great information and ideas. Stop by and see the latest progress at the urban and the woodland garden.

World Wide Pressed Flower Guild Brings the world's pressed flower artists together.

Gardening Tips & Reviews | Organic, Vegetable, & Indoor Gardening Discover organic gardening, indoor, and vegetable gardening,
along with reviews of gardening supplies.

Gardeners Info Point : Information about garden design, gardening tools, garden styles, tips, projects, starting with your first master plan for your garden and many many other subjects

LoveToKnow Garden is a collaborative gardening resouce for information on how to select, grow and care for the flowers, plants, shrubs and trees in your garden. Best of all, you can edit any page and share your own knowledge thereby helping gardeners around the world.

Flower Guide Has helpful information about buying, growing, and caring for flowers and plants. Also has information about silk plants.

American Bryological and Lichenological Society (ABLS) Devoted to the scientific study of all aspects of the biology of bryophytes and lichen-
forming fungi.

Botanic Gardens Trust: Titan Arum Also known by it's scientific name Amorphophallus titanum, this page includes fascinating facts about the Titan Arum including where it grows naturally, threat of extinction, and efforts to propogate the flower.

Fran's Guide to Gardening Learn how to start gardening - an easy to follow step-by-step guide for beginners

The National Auricula & Primula Society

Plant Cultures From cotton to curry, Britain and Asia have been exchanging ideas, people and plants for over 400 years. Learn more through pictures and stories from Plant Cultures

American Clivia Society - bring together individuals interested in keeping, collecting, and caring for any of the six species and interspecific crosses of Clivia.

Just for Gardeners! From quiet homes and first beginning, Out to the undiscovered ends,

The Meanings Of Most Flowers

Home Products Information and more this is the gardening area.

QC Flower Link Exchange Is your flower site a perfect match for our index? We'd love to include you if you think you're a good match. Just use the form below.

The Gardening Guru The horticultural help you have been looking for is here just for the asking.  I am the Gardening Guru, here to answer your most perplexing gardening questions, and to teach you how fun and enjoyable gardening can be!  I have numerous years of experience in the horticulture field, from owning my own landscaping company, to wholesale/retail/distributor general manager of a landscape supply company, to Landscape Supervisor of an 81 acre county park, to currently Executive Director of the Reeves-Reed Arboretum in Summit, New Jersey. 

http://www.whispy.com This site provides a unique personal empowerment, spiritual approach to intuitive readings, as well as a vast array of other resources for the spiritual seeker. Access your Spiritual Guidance and turn negative karma into spiritual gold! Amazingly accurate & detailed online psychic readings delivered with honesty, integrity & compassion by phone, chat, email.

The Helpful Gardener brings the pleasure of gardening to your home. Bookmark this site because we are continually adding new articles, gardening tips, and features.

Plant-Trader Swap, exchange or sell seeds & plants online Description: If you have plants, seeds, bulbs or cuttings that you would like to swap, exchange or sell, then you have reached the right site, welcome to Plant-traders. Out of the UK

Gardening for Nutrition this site has guidance for gardening with the purpose of maximizing nutrition only crops which are easy to grow in temperate regions, process easily, and make the most significant contributions to health.

Join botanists of Texas A&M as they explore the Flynn Bogs System.

Better Homes and Gardens: Plant Finder Offers plants for every corner of the garden.

Search for Plants by Botanical names to Common names or Common names to Botanical names

Welcome to postcards from the hedge - a garden lover's site, dedicated to the art of topiary.  So what exactly is topiary?  Here's what the Oxford English dictionary has to say on the matter: 

Mushroom Expert This website is an attractive and informative site concerning mainly amateur collecting of mushrooms. Links from the home page include observational advice, reading and writing descriptions, using field guides, Latin names, chemical tests, keys & monographs, preserving specimens and mushroom photography, as well as how to use a microscope. Regarding eating mushrooms, no advice is more important than using extreme caution, and not relying on the advice of any one reference.

Something to Grow On - All about nutrients, soil testing, fertilizing, liming, field-grown trees & shrubs, soils, nitrogen cycle, pH, CEC, soluble salts, & more!

The Shamrock There's a dear little plant that grows in our isle, 'Twas Saint Patrick himself, sure, that set it; And the sun of his labor with pleasure did smile, And with dew from his eye often wet it. It grows through the bog, through the brake, through the mireland And they call it the dear little Shamrock of Ireland

Welcome to the Internet home for Junkers, Dumpster Divers, Crafters, Artists, and Gardeners!

Osteospermum The African Daisy

Agriculture Today Directory of reviewed agricultural sites. Includes links to nurseries and greenhouses, seed companies, herb farms, garden supply, vegetable growers, landscape companies, natural beauty, arts and crafts.

Garden Info: Hydrangeas Introduction to the types and differences of hydrangeas.
Pete's Hydrangeas Offer as much information as possible about successfully raising these beautiful plants for amatuer hydrangea enthusiasts.
Hydrangeas Resource on genus Hydrangea including literature and sources.

BlossomSwap.com The nook where backyard gardeners gather to trade secrets & treasures of the earth.

Introduction to Permaculture: Concepts and Resources

Permaculture and Sustainable Living & Livelihood

Plants by Mail FAQ The List of Catalogs

USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map

Ohio State University Web Garden

Secret Garden Shows the biodiversity and daily drama that takes place within the fences of a respectable garden.

The Garden Conservancy is a national, nonprofit organization founded in 1989 to preserve exceptional American gardens for the public’s education and enjoyment.

Cycad Photo Gallery Display of rare and unique cycad species from around the world.

City Gardening The challenges of growing plants in the city include shadows from buildings and trees, hectic schedules, and small spaces But the rewards of eating that home grown fruit or vegetable and seeing the pastel of flower colors make it worth while.

Proteaflora plants offer brilliant colour, beautiful flowers and a spectacular presence in your garden. Proteaceae are tough, they flower most of the year and survive with minimal care.

Creosote Bush This is one of the most common and characteristic desert plants, occurring as almost pure stands over large areas of land in the hot deserts of North America.
Creosote Bush (Larrea tridentata) Creosote bush is a desert plant par excellence, a true xerophyte.
Creosote Bush Page The creosote bush is one of the most easily recognized and widespread of the desert shrubs.
Fragrance of the Desert - by Susan J. Tweit.
DesertUSA: Creosote Bush

Larrea divaricata Information on growing conditions, foliage and flower descriptions, and more.

The American Boxwood Society (ABS) is a not-for-profit membership organization founded in 1961 and devoted to the appreciation, scientific understanding and propagation of the genus Buxus L.  It was organized by a group of amateur and professional boxwood enthusiasts.

Mystical World Wide Web: Plants, Flower, Vegetable, Fruit and Herb Mystical Beliefs

Mythical Plants of the Middle Ages The mythical plants our Medieval ancestors believed in; with period illustrations.

Missouri Botanical Garden Field Techniques Manual If you looking for an guide on how to collect and store plants, what better source than the Missouri Botanical Garden? Pages include an introduction, finding specimens, collecting, pressing plants, preserving plants before drying, drying and sorting, drying systems, sorting at MO, mounting notes, packing checklist and recommended reading.

Spanish Moss: Its Nature, History and Uses Provides information on its biological relatives, its range, wildlife and human uses, and legends surrounding it.

Garden Club of Honolulu

Canadian Peony Society - Has membership information and newsletter.

The Gardener's Net A comprehensive on-line gardening community containing information, content, and resources for all your gardening needs. And, fun stuff too!

Do It Yourself.com Includes fruit, flower, and vegetable gardening tips.

Earth&Table Earth&Table is powered by its subscribers. The list functions as a roundtable discussion for those interested in growing, preserving, and preparing healthy and delicious food. Subjects range from composting to book reviews, new seed technologies to irrigation, raised beds to casseroles. Each issue includes reader tips, questions and issues for discussion, as well as articles by both Ann and guest authors.

The Oster site includes everything from small kitchen appliance information to recipes and party planning.

Digi-gal offers customized picture packages that include slide shows, graphics, animations, music, videos and a 3D Space all on a CD-Rom or VHS tape, that will preserve your precious memories forever.This link takes you to their gardening area.

Goodwin Gardens This site has a very good collection of Gardening Guides.

Garden Planet

Seagrass This page has not been updated for quite a while, but does have some good info.
Western Australian Seagrass

Something to Grow On All about nutrients, soil testing, fertilizing, liming, field-grown trees & shrubs, soils, nitrogen cycle, pH, CEC, soluble salts, & more!

Cirsium Web the thistle web site.

Sonoran Desert NaturalistA great source for information on the fantastic variety of life in the Sonoran Desert.

Mad About Amaryllis 

Rooting Database containing 501 Frequently Grown Plants listed by scientific name or cultivar. The data provided includes Cutting Type, Age-Stage, When taken, Use of Auxin, Structure Used, Bottom Heat Temp, % Rooting, Time to root, Care, Location.

Dr. Bob's Gardening Tips

The American primrose Society We have two goals with this site: First, we want to encourage anyone who enjoys growing primulas to become a member of A.P.S. Second, we want to provide a resource site to our membership.

CannaThis site from England has excellent information on and photos of various Cannas.

The Cyclamen Society Cyclamen are a genus of plants containing 20 species, which are part of the family of Primulaceae, the Primrose family. In the wild, their distribution is centred on the mediterranean, being natives of parts of Europe, western Asia and parts of North Africa. They are tuberous plants and have no obvious affinity with Primroses, although they do resemble the North American Dodecatheon in having reflexed petals.

Garden CalendarDaily tips for the home gardener.

Family Gardening

Weekend Gardener A weekly electronic Gardenig Guide

Interntional Society for Horticultural Science

The Perennial Gardener brougth to you by PBS.

Freeplants.com The web site that is all about propagating landscape plants from scratch, landscaping, water gardening and lots of other really cool gardening stuff.

The Magnolia Society

Holly Society of America

The Ginkgo Page A page devoted to the Ginkgo tree

Pacific Northwest Native Wildlife Gardening

The LivingHome Online something New every day in gardening, remodeling, decorating and designand many other home type diversions.

American Society of Botanical Artists. The American Society of Botanical Artists, Inc., ASBA, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting public awareness of botanical art and to encouraging the development of this continuing artistic tradition.

The Heather Society The Heather Society and its affiliated societies have more infomation on heathers, from the heather family. to the wild heathers of Europe an to the rare splendours of South African heaths, from everyday culture including choosing, growing and propagating hardy heathers to the most sophisticated heather garden design .

Plant Amnesty PlantAmnesty was founded in on October 22, 1987, by Cass Turnbull as a crusade to "end the senseless torture and mutilation of trees and shrubs caused by mal-pruning. " Our current and official mission is "to end mal-pruning and improper landscape management practices, and to promote awareness and respect for plants as an integral part of our urban ecology.

Material Safety Data Sheet Searches MSDS give all the information required by law on any pestcide.

Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss Association

Mr Grow ask your landscape questions

Plants for a future. Pages suggesting that plants may actually be of some use! 

International Violet Assocation This page is dedicated to furthering the worldwide cultivation and understanding of the genus Viola. The main nexus for the IVA is Sweet Times, a quarterly publication dedicated to keeping "violeteers" fully informed about Violets and Violas, featuring articles as varied as gardening tips, historical/literary references, violet lore, latest medicinal and botanical research, and availability in the marketplace.