INTERNET DIRECTORY FOR BOTANY: GARDENING

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NB. Horticultural Societies are listed on a separate page, as also arboreta and botanical gardens, and newsgroups related to garden plants.

• African Violets On-Line
• The Alpine Garden (Home of the East Lancashire Group's Web Site, UK). A resource, link and new information site for alpine gardeners and enthusiasts and home of the East Lancashire Group of The Alpine Garden Society.
• The American Cottage Gardener, USA. A horticultural quarterly exploring the panglobal cottage gardening style from the perspective of North American climate conditions, cultivars and adaptavars.
• Annual Flower Garden of Seppo Vesterinen, Finland. Garden encyclopedia of annual flowers, bedding plants and tender perennials grown as half hardy annuals in the north. Species descriptions, varieties, history, sources, flower name dictionary.
• Atlanta Garden Connection Inc., USA.
• Australian Climbing Plants
• Australian Correspondence Schools: Gardening and Horticulture. Links, Publications, Articles, Distance Education etc in all areas of horticulture & gardening incl sections on Herbs, Tropicals, Ferns, Orchids, Roses, Vegetables Ornamental plants & more.
• Bamboo Resources on the Internet
• The Big Island Association of Nurseryman, Hawaii, USA
• Bloemenhoek - A Specialised Nursery, Utrecht, the Netherlands. Bloemenhoek is a Dutch nursery specializing in unusual perennials and alpine plants.
• Bonsai Clubs International
• The Bonsai Primer, UK. A guide to the creation and care of bonsai.
• Bonsai - puu ruukussa, Sami Poikonen, Jyväskylä, Finland. Bonsai information in Finnish.
• Bonsai Web, USA
• Books: Profits from your Herb & Flower Garden. Friday Harbor, Washington-based publisher San Juan Naturals presents three titles and a newsletter by Lee Sturdivant.
• Botanique. Links to botanical gardens and gardening sites in Canada and the USA
• Bougainvillea Info Page is dedicated to providing information about Bougainvillea.
• Butterfly WebSite. The site is designed for gardeners, teachers, students, butterfly farmers, and naturalists. It references over 70 articles on butterfly gardening.
• The Cactus and Succulent Plant Mall, UK. An Internet resource for all growers of cacti and succulent plants. It will be regularly updated with information on cactus and succulent societies and suppliers of plants, seeds and literature on cacti and succulents.
• Calendar of Garden Events. searchable database of events in the U.S.A and Canada, related to gardening, botany, and horticulture, such as workshops, lectures, seminars, flower shows, etc. Users may add events via an online form.
• California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc., USA. Founded in 1968, California Rare Fruit Growers (CRFG) is the largest amateur fruit-growing organization in the world, with members in 48 states and U.S. territories, and 30 countries. The membership of CRFG includes many nationally recognized botanical gardens, international rare fruit enthusiasts, commercial fruit growers, and internationally recognized horticultural researchers.
• Canberra Organic Growers' Society, Australia. The Canberra Organic Growers Society Inc. is a non-profit organisation which was started in 1977 with the broad aim of providing a forum for organic growers to exchange information and encourage the broader public to adopt organic growing methods.
• The Chase-Cross Garden, a private garden in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
• Chrysanthemums in Scotland by Paul Barlow, Aberdeen, Scotland, member of the National Chrysanthemum Society (NCS) and a member of the management committee for the Scottish Group.
• The Cold-Rating DataBank. Learn about general concepts of selecting, planting, and protecting palms, cycads, and tropicals in temperate zones with occasional and frequent freezes.
• The Cool Tropics - Grow coldhardy palms, cycads,.. from seed. The site interactively collects freeze-data on palms, cycads, and other tropical plants. Plus, has a lot of information on how to plant these tropicals in a temperate climate.
• Clupper's Organic Gardens, Kingman, Arizona, USA
• Come Into My Garden by Tom H. Robb, Texas, USA; dedicated to the Master Gardener Program, contains links to worldwide gardening, horticultural and botanical sites.
• CybeRose Garden. Dedicated to the Old, Odd & Rare; Rose Gallery.
• The Cyber Plantsman by Barry Glick, at Sunshine Farm & Gardens, Greenbrier County, West Virginia, USA.
• Daylily (Hemerocallis) sites:
  • The American Hemerocallis Society, USA.
  • Chattanooga Daylily Gardens, USA
  • Chaparral Gardens. Chaparral Gardens specializes in modern hybrid daylilies. It is located atop a small ridge in the Sierra Foothills, California, USA.
  • Charlotte's Daylily Diary. Charlotte Chamitoff's Daylily Diary is a fine link platform for daylily (Hemerocallis) growers. There are hundreds of photographs as well as online daylily catalogs. You can also check out the new 1998 A.H.S. introductions by some of the countries foremost hybridizers.
  • Cultivations' Daylily Corner, USA. Specializing in Daylily Catalogs full of 50+ Pictures; Daylily Software for invoicing, customers, and inventory; easy to read Plant Labels; Web Pages, Layout Printed Catalogs etc.
  • The Daylily Exchange, USA. The purpose of this page is to provide a convenient and easy way of accessing the commercial daylily resources available on the internet.
  • Daylilies Growing Along the Information Highway (USA). Daylilies Growing Along the Information Highway is brought to you by a supporter of Friends of the Daylilies--a group of American Hemerocallis Society (AHS) members.
  • Daylilies Online, USA. An extensive collection of high-resolution daylily photos maintained by Nick Chase.
  • The Daylily Place, USA.
  • Hemerocallis - The Daylily by Bill Jarvis, USA. A variety of Daylily information including culture, hybridizing, using daylilies in landscaping, and pictures of named cultivars.
  • Home Page for the Friends of the Daylilies, USA. Hemerocallis information by Friends of the Daylilies - a group of American Hemerocallis Society members.
  • Ray Smith's Daylily Homepage
  • Shields' Daylily Garden, USA.
• Dig Magazine - Home and Garden, USA. A Home and Garden Diversions magazine, featuring nationally known writers, the Dig Calendar, online Forums, and more.
• Dowdeswells Delphiniums, New Zealand. Delphiniums grown and bred in New Zealand with cultural information and details of common pests and diseases.
• East Texas Piney Woods Gardening. A site devoted to the many horticultural interests located in East Texas.
• The Enabling Garden
• Excavations at Villa Bitricci, N Italy by David Giese, University of Idaho, USA.
• Fig Varieties Website. A North American site consisting of 11 pages (including 20+ photos, drawings, charts and tables) on horticultural varieties of Ficus carica and a few closely related species. Personal site of Ray Givan (raygivan@earthlink.net), the Coordinator of the Fig Interest Group of North American Fruit Explorers (NAFEX)
• FFF: FLORA-for-FAUNA homepage
• Fleurs, Plantes, Jardins - la revue francophone du jardinage, Quebec, Canada
• Florafest Orchids Australia. One of Australia's oldest & largest commercial orchid nurseries, with Australian native and exotic orchids. Here you can find hundreds of images, numerous articles and culture notes on all orchid genera including unique Australian species & the latest hybrids.
• Florida Council of Bromeliad Societies. The Council is dedicated to serving the bromeliad enthusiasts of Florida.
• Florida Plants Online (Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA). Organized resources in topics of Everglades restoration, Florida native plants, wetlands flora, agroecology, habitats of Florida, Florida horticulture, Florida botany, Florida gardening.
• Florida State Horticulture Society, USA
• Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices by Today's Market
• Les Fuchsias des origines a nos jours (Francoise Omnes, France)
• Garden Designer CD-ROM (Russia). Online Encyclopedia of plants and Garden Planner (CD ROM review). Encyclopedia contains information about 3000 plants growing in a given district. Information based on 25 parameters (such as form, sizes, color, ecology, usage and etc.). Each plant is illustrated with colored pictures. You can select necessary plant by various criteria and place it on the plan of the garden using the encyclopedia. The garden planner. It is a graphic editor, oriented to create the architectural plans for gardens and parks. The editor uses realistic images of garden objects and contains 200 standard elements. The objects are chosen from the following groups: paths, ponds and pools, sportgrounds, buildings, vehicles, fences, illumination, decorative objects, plants. There are 100 garden plants for different purposes in program library. You can print any plan you want.
• The Garden Gate on the Prairienet, Karen Fletcher, USA. Garden Gate's World Wide Web pages offer gardeners and nature lovers links to useful and interesting sites around the world, as well as a growing collection of original materials.
• Garden Guides, Resource for the Gardener. - Gardening Webpage Index by the GardenGuides.
• Gardener Insect Help (Jim Hammond, USA). This provides information primarily designed to be applied in the home garden or household by the average gardener.
• The Gardening Archive at the Lysator www site in Sweden has an emphasis on plants suitable for a temperate or cold temperate climate.
• Gardening Resources (compiled by Travis Saling)
• Gardening at Telpering Productions. Especially Iris information and links.
• Gardening on Suite 101. Thirty-one passionate gardeners write regularly updated columns in their areas of expertise, conduct ongoing discussions and question and snaswer forums, and rate and review the best web sites in their subject area. Includes gardening in Ireland, England, and Australia, organic gardening, gardening in the US: Southern Gardening, Midwest Gardening, Texas Gardening, California Gardening, plus shade gardening, daylilies, daffodils, orchids, ornamental grasses, garden design and more.
• GardenNet, USA - a resource center for garden enthusiasts. - Garden Net's The Ardent Gardener - Garden Net's Guide to Internet Garden Resources
• The Garden Path Nursery, Canada
• Garden Site Directory, USA
• The Garden Spider's Web, Karen Fletcher, USA.
• The GardenWeb, USA
• The Geophyte Page gives information on bulbs, corms, tubers, and other geophytic plants and is primarily oriented towards commercial growers, forcers, and retailers. The Page is coordinated by Dr. William B. Miller of The Department of Horticulture at Clemson University.
• GERANIACEAE [ Erodium, Geranium, Monsonia, Pelargonium, Sarcocaulon, Hypseocharis ]
• Geranium Culture. Indoor and outdoor care of geraniums, as well as propagation,are covered here.
• Geranium Culture for Home Gardeners by Alice B. Russell, Extension Specialist, Consumer Horticulture, Department of Horticultural Science, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, North Carolina State University.
• Green Guerillas Home Page (New York, USA). New York City's original community gardening organization, founded in 1975.
• Grodd och Planta (gardening information in Swedish). Lots of pages dealing ornamental plants, herbs and vegetables. Site maintained by Eva Öhman.
• Grow'Em Gardening Shareware Page. GROW'EM v4.0 - well-illustrated plant-growing software: grow plants from seed, cuttings, etc. 300-some species, propagating techniques in depth, detailed info on growth media, composting, lighting, etc. Maintained by Paul Postuma, Canada.
• The GrowRoom, USA
• Hardy Fern Foundation, USA. HDF is a non-profit, membership organization established to provide a comprehensive collection of the world's hardy ferns for display, testing, evaluation, public education and introduction to the gardening and horticultural community.
• HCS 210 - Discovering Horticulture, Ohio State University, Department of Horticulture & Crop Science.
• HCS 600 - Quality, Ethics, and the Global Environment, Ohio State University, Department of Horticulture & Crop Science.
• The Hebe Society: for Hebes & other Native plants of New Zealand. The Hebe Society promotes Hebes, sophoras, coprosmas etc. and any native plants of New Zealand. It was started in the UK 10 years ago and is affiliated to the RHS. It maintains 'Reference Collections' of Hebes, Parahebes etc in various parts of the UK. It has links with professional members in New Zealand, USA, Ireland and Denmark. The International Registra is a member. The society is endevouring to produce a check list of Hebes.
• Homegrown Hydroponics. "Information on everything you need to grow indoors."
• Horticulture and Molecular Biology by Mick Partis, UK. This page and associated documents host the newsletter of an EU research programme on onion quality, offers links to suppliers of chemicals and scientific equipment, lists numerous laboratory protocols, safety information and many useful molecular biology and horticulture web sites.
• Horticultural Trades Association (HTA), searchable directories of wholesale nurseries, retail nurseries, garden centres, landscapers, plants, brand names, professional products, retail products, official societies and organisations, training and education and more (UK-specific).
• The Horticultural Web, New Hampshire, USA.
• Horticulture Online. Horticulture magazine, America's oldest gardening magazine, is now online. It features articles from the magazine, a garden planner, plant finder, and zone finder, an online garden shop, live chat, upcominge events, links, and much more.
• Horticulture in Virtual Perspective by Department of Horticulture and Crop Science The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA.
• Horticulture Solutions, USA. The Solutions Series is designed to provide information on topics in Foods and Nutrition, Consumer and Family Economics, and Horticulture. Sources of information include the University of Illinois, United States Department of Agriculture and other land grant universities.
• Hosta Helper. A resource of free information and links for Hosta growers.
• Hostas in North America by Warren Pollock
• How to Prune Trees - A guide by USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry, USA.
• Hydrangea Home Page from Washington, USA. Source of botanical and horticultural information on the genus Hydrangea. Sources (catalogs & nurseries), literature, societies and photographs will be maintained and updated frequently.
• Hydroponics - Inter Urban Water Farms, Riverside, California, USA.
• Hydrophonics Mailing List Homepage, Stanford, USA. Hydroponics is the science of growing plants without soil.
• ICanGarden - Canadian Internet Gardening Resource. An extensive resource site for Canadian amateur or professional gardeners, maintained by Donna Dawson St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.
• InfoGarden Plant Finders, New Zealand. Searchable database on where to find 27000 plants and seeds from 174 nurseries in New Zealand.
• The Internet Garden, UK
• Internet Gardening Magazine. Monthly magazine for UK and European gardeners with articles on all gardening subjects plus e-mail advice line, information, plant seed and bulb brochures, gardening design and software, and specialist nurseries. Published by Southerwood Publishing based in the South West of England.
• Irises by Jim Wilson, USA
• Ithaca Gardens, Ithaca, New York, USA. A regional gardening server with global appeal.
• Japanese Bonsai Web by Hiroyuki Maekawa, Japan
• Japanese Irises - Ian Black's gardening pages, USA
• Joe & Mindy's WebGarden, USA
• Johnny's Selected Seeds Home Page, Albion, Maine, USA. Johnny's Selected Seeds is a mail orders supplier of vegetable, herb and flower seeds.
• Kelly Irvin's Page - The University of Arkansas, USA. Commercial Horticulture & Agriculture, Home Gardening, Horticultural Research.
• Kleines Büropflanzen Lexikon, Dirk Schwarz, University of Essen, Germany.
• Leelanau Grower's Almanac, Michigan, USA. Northern Climate Gardening. Master Gardener, Perennial Gardener and Fruit Grower Chapters.
• Leonard Holmes' Hardy Palm Information USA. Information on species of palms which are easily grown in temperate areas. Includes cultural information, tips for winter protection, sources for plants, links to other sites.
• Lepaan puutarhaoppilaitos / Lepaa Gardening School, Hattula, Finland
• Lists & Lists...© Favorite Hibiscus Species, Varieties, and Cultivars. Species & cultivar lists of the genus Hibiscus & Malvaceae family. Selections from 5,000 cultivars of tropical Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, arranged by categories in alphabetized lists.
• Mark's Hosta Habit
• Master Gardener Information.Texas Agricultural Extension Service, USA - information on fruits and nuts, flowering plants, annual and perennial ornamental trees and shrubs, turf grasses, and vegetables.
• Master Gardener (Washington State University, USA)
• Metropolitan Essex Fuchsia Society /Fuchsia News (UK)
• Mid Atlantic Bonsai Enthusiast, USA. A collection of resources for the bonsai tree enthusiast. Includes: classified page, events page, links page, local page, travel page Find: clubs, botanical gardens, institutions, nurseries, maps, pots, plants, tools.
• The Mining Co. Guide to Roses
• Missouri Botanical Garden Horticultural Database
• Missouri Urban Trees
• Museum of Garden History, Lambeth Palace, London, UK The world's first Museum of Garden History's WWW site is a first stop for garden enthusiasts to find out about: plants and shrubs, their history, who introduced them and where they can be obtained today, details of famous gardeners and plant hunters, gardens of various styles; where to see them and when, Garden History societies, horticultural and landscape architects, bibliographies of garden-related materials, including periodicals. Plus a Virtual Visit, the Knot Garden, details of opening times, Exhibitions, Lectures.
• National Garden Gift Tokens - sold and redeemed at most horticultural outlets in the UK, the site details what can be bought with the tokens, where to find your local supplier and a brief summary of their history.
• National Gardening Association (USA).Over 3000 questions on gardening are answered in their archives, with additional links to their library, features page, kid's site, gardening links, buyer's guide, indoor gardening catalog, industry research, recipes, and membership information.
• Naturnah - J. Braun's Non-profit Infocenter für naturnahes Gärtnern. Gardening information by Jacobus Braun, Switzerland.
• New Plant Page by Laurence Hatch. Links to nursery sources, descriptions, and photos of new and rare landscape plants. Includes many resources in horticultural taxonomy, cultivar nomenclature, and cultivar checklists.
• New, rare and unusual PLANTS, A Journal for Plant Enthusiasts. New, rare and elusive PLANTS - mainly about hardy species and varieties introduced into the UK
• The North American Fruit Explorers (NAFEX) is a network of individuals throughout the United States and Canada devoted to the discovery, cultivation and appreciation of superior varieties of fruits and nuts. Founded in 1967 by a small group of pomological hobbyists, NAFEX has grown to an organization of more than 3,000 members, and is chartered as a nonprofit organization in the state of Illinois.
• North American Fruit Explorers Fig Interest Group Page
• The North American Plant Preservation Council, USA. The purpose of NAPCC is to establish plant collections in various places on the North American continent, so that NAPPC collections will be established in as many areas and climate zones as possible and be accessible to as many interested people as possible. These collections will be used to preserve plants in danger of disappearing forever, and for research, horticultural study, education and dissemination to interested nurseries and gardeners. Collections will be established at botanical gardens, colleges and universities, and by specialist nurseries and interested individuals.
• Northern Gardening by Terry L. Yockey, USA. Northern Gardening is a practical resource for all gardeners, especially those in a northern climate.
• Northern Pond, Canada. Canadian pond and watergardening site, with a journal concentrating, and a large pond and garden links section.
• North Texas Water Garden Society, USA.
• Nursery Industry Association of Australia
• The On-line Guide to Growing Dahlias (Jon B. Truelove)
• ORCHIDLINK.COM'S Worldwide Database of Orchid Growers
• Orchid Species Culture by Charles and Margaret Baker
• Organic Tree Care Web Site, Keslick & Son, Modern Arboriculture & Landscape Maintenance, USA. Also articles by Dr Alex L. Shigo on Tree Treatments based on Tree Biology are now on line.
• The Ornamental Ginger and Aroid Webpage by Timothy Chapman. Information and pictures of Zingiberales (gingers, Heliconias, etc) and also some Araceae.
• The Ortho Encyclopedia of Roses
• Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture
• Pacific Northwest Gardening Home Page, USA
• Pacific Northwest Native Wildlife Gardening, USA. This site is an attempt to gather information that is useful for gardening with Pacific Northwest native plants, and for attracting PNW native wildlife to your yard.
• Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia. The Palm and Cycad Societies of Australia (PACSOA) web-site features technical and non-technical articles of interest to palm and/or cycad enthusiasts.
• Palm Trees in Oregon
• Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, USA. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, a not-for-profit membership organization founded in 1827, encourages and advances the art and science of horticulture. The Society provides a place where all greening enthusiasts -- novice gardeners, experienced horticulturists, and purely-for-pleasure observers -- can pursue their own particular horticultural interests.
• Perennial Plant Association. The Perennial Plant Association is dedicated to improving the perennial plant industry by providing education to enhance the production, promotion and utilization of perennial plants. Its pages are maintained in the Penn State Horticultural Trial Garden, USA.
• Perry's Perennial Pages (Leonard P. Perry, Burlington, University of Vermont, USA). A set of pages dealing with herbaceous perennials and perennial research.
• Peter's Carnivorous Plant Page
• PlantAmnesty. 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." The 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."As an organization, PlantAmnesty is are focussed on promoting responsible pruning and other landscape management practices through example, education, good will and good humor.
• PlantFinder (Australia)
• The Plant Finder Home Page, UK. These pages provide information about The RHS Plant Finder, the recognised authority on plant nomenclature and Britain's leading guide to over 65,000 plants and where to buy them. The printed book, now in its tenth edition, has been joined in 1996 by The Plant Finder Reference Library CD-ROM. The Plant Finder Reference Library CD is supplied free. Many of the databases and programs on it are free and can be accessed in full directly. The major databases (The RHS Plant Finder, other plant finders and Heather cultivars) are supplied 'locked' but with demonstration versions available that you can try immediately.
• The Plant Tracker. This database, compiled by Plants For A Future, a non-profit organization located in Cornwall, U.K., lists, and allows you to search by, the uses for a plant - whether it's edible, medicinal or used for something else.
• The Plumeria Place, John Murray, Texas, USA. Plumeria are a tropical flowering tree, sometimes called frangipani, in the plant family Apocynaceae.
• Pukeiti Rhododendron Trust (New Zealand)
• Plants for a future. A Resource and Information Centre for Edible and other useful plants. Plants for a Future is a project based in Cornwall, UK, which seeks to gather together and disseminate information on the many useful properties of plants, partularly those plants which are less common in todays society. They also have a beautiful patch of land which they are tending according to vegan-organic-permaculture principles. and concentrating on perennial plants. They have produced many leaflets as well as a catalogue of plants available from them. One major project has been the construction of a database of useful plants which contains over 7000 species.
• The Proven Winners Garden Site, USA. Proven Winners® are hybrid forms of popular flowering plants, created by cross-breeding exotic plants from all over the world with gardeners' favorites like petunias or verbenas.
• Puutarhaliitto - Trädgårdsförbundet. Finnish gardening and horticulture organization.
• Ralph Martin's Cacti and Succulents Page, UK.
• The Rhododendron Page, an on-line reference to the genus Rhododendron (Ericaceae) by Robert J. McKenzie, Tyler Arboretum.
• The Rosarian, a site devoted to roses and the gardeners who cultivate them.
• Rose Resource - All-America Rose Selections Web Site . AARS is a non-profit association of rose growers and introducers dedicated to garden rose research and promotion.
• Seeds and Plants International (SEPI) - The Perennial Source, Canada
• Seeds of Hope...Harvest of Pride! Ohio State University, USA. A resource for community vegetable gardeners by Ohio State University Extension's Urban Gardening Program in Cuyahoga County.
• Serra Gardens Landscape Cacti and Succulents, California, USA
• Shaded Perennial Gardens, pages dealing with growing of perennial sgade plants in southwestern Pennsylvania.
• Shadenet Horticulture Site, India
• Stokes Tropicals, New Iberia, Louisiana, USA. A company selling tropical plants: Bananas, Bromeliads, Gingers, Heliconias, and Plumerias etc.
• Stekkenplek Zwingelspaan, West Brabant, the Netherlands (a garden). A private garden, open for visitors; lots of roses and annual ornamentals.
• The Strawberry Facts Page by Jenni A. Merrifield, Canada.
• The Succulent Plant Page by Richard Hodgkiss, UK.
• Southern Business Express Seed Division -- Exotic, Tropical Plant Seed Catalog, Massachusetts, USA.
• Southern Forest Nursery Management Cooperative, Auburn University, Alabama, USA.
• Strictly Hibiscus Homepage (Shelley Lynn, USA)
• Sustainable Trees and Shrubs for Southern New England, USA. Plant materials list from the University of Rhode Island promoting sustainable trees and shrubs for USDA hardiness zones 4 through 7. Disease and pest-free plants tolerant of a range of environmental and human related stresses.
• Swedish meeting place for people interested in gardening. The Swedish meeting place for people interested in gardening. With forum, assorted links, marketplace and contests. You can also ask the experts and read more about different growing methods and vegetables.
• Tillandsia International, USA . Website of the North America's largest Tillandsia (Bromeliaceae) grower, with cultural information and color pictures.
• Time Life Virtual Garden, The Time Life Complete Gardener Encyclopedia Search Page, USA. In March 1997 this searchable database contained more than 3,000 species selected for general use in North American horticultural practice. - Time Life's House Plant Pavillion, USA.
• To Garden Finely. Garden photos, garden design tips, environmental philosophy, weekend workshops and Gardens of the World Tours and Cruises with Jeanne Thrane, RLA, Registered Landscape Architect, in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
• Traditional Gardening: A Journal of Practical Information on Creating and Restoring Classic Gardens. This is the Internet version of a US gardening journal that concentrates on traditional gardening techniques of interest to historical preservationists, as well as the average gardener who would like to approach their garden with an eye toward classical authenticity.
• The Tropical Hibiscus: Queen of the Tropics. Many color photos of the latest hybrids. Also, information on thegrowth and care of tropical hibiscus.
• Two Rainy Side Gardeners. Gardening in the maritime climate of the Pacific Northwest, with articles, resources, and timely tips for gardeners in the Northwest.
• UKEXNET Horticultural Index
• University of Missouri Horticulture Guides, USA
• Unofficial World Class Giant Pumpkin Homepage, USA. Information on growing giant pumpkins.
• Visual Garden of Flower Images, L. R. Fortney, Durham, NC, USA.
• Wouter's Fuchsia Site (by Wouter Addink, the Netherlands)
• Yahoo - Gardening
• Yesterday's Rose by S. Andrew Schulman, USA. This site contains illustrations and descriptions of numerous old and old-fashioned rose varieties, including details of scent, flower, growth and culture.
• Zone 10 - The Source for Tropicals on the Internet. A commercial Web site for advertising tropical plants.

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