121. Organic Gardening A forum for the discussion of organic gardening, tips, and techniques. http://www.gardenweb.com/forums/organic/

Looking for garden catalogs? Stop by the Garden Bazaar! Other Forums Instructions ... Post a Message Organic Gardening T his forum is meant for the discussion of organic gardening. Organic gardening is most easily defined as a philosophy that stresses the use of naturally occurring substances and friendly predators and avoiding man-made chemical fertilizers and pesticides. This is the philosophy which guides this forum. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. Before posting a question, please check the FAQ and do a search to make sure it hasn't already been answered. IPM Organic Rose Growing Vegetables Permaculture ... NN Messages: On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Conversations Green Manure Advice? Posted by: shaxhome Mudgee NSW on Wed, Jun 9, 04 at 1:47 Has anyone used Algamin? Posted by: christiemoreen z8 WA on Tue, Jun 8, 04 at 13:01 Aerial Pesticide Spraying ? Posted by: isaacmaya z7 AR on Sun, May 2, 04 at 22:59 13 follow-ups, last one posted on Wed, Jun 9, 04 at 2:46 Posted by: daylillylover 6a PA on Tue, Jun 8, 04 at 13:50 1 follow-up, posted on Wed, Jun 9, 04 at 0:46

122. The Butterfly WebSite - Butterfly Photos, Butterfly Clipart, Education, Butterfl search the butterfly website butterfly articles butterfly photos, moth photos, caterpillar photos butterfly gardening butterfly checklists butterfly http://butterflywebsite.com/

After 17 years underground, the Periodic Cicadas are emerging in the Eastern US! Click here to learn more. Garden organically... Inspiring stories... FREE clip art! ... Register to win this Bug Giant Floor Puzzle! Rick Mikula Butterfly Lecturer Invite Rick to your school organization! More Info Rick was seen on Animal Planet Network! Click to see VIDEO Advertising Opportunities Last updated creators of DoylestownAlive

123. Hydroponic Gardening - Suite101.com A community site which offers articles, links and discussions pertaining to hydroponics. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/hydroponic_gardening

Topics Articles Links Courses DIRECTORY COMMUNITIES BOOK CIRCLE SUITE U ... MY SUITE Search Suite101.com Within: Hydroponic Gardening Gardening Search The Web Member Central Join Our Community! Login What's New Become a SuiteU Affiliate ... MemberUpdate Suite University About Suite University Suite University News Visit the University Course Listing ... FREE Demo Course New Topics Parenting Babies and Toddlers Views of a Young Appalachian Woman SpiritWell Travel Book Reviews ... More... Suite Events Teacher Appreciation Event 2004 Family Focus 2004 In Tune With Johann Sebastian Bach More about Suite101 About Suite101.com Advertise With Suite For more information - Select a related topic - Alpines and Bulbs Beginning Organic Gardeni Bonsai for Beginners Bulbs and Plants of the W California Gardening Container Gardening Daffodils Designing Home Landscapes Farming Florida Gardening or Car Foraging Wild Foods Fruit Garden Garden Adventures Garden Design Gardening in Ireland Gardening in Shade Gardening Out of Style Historical Plants Landscaping With Herbs Mark Whitelaw's Memorial Northern New England Orchid Culture and Natura Organic Gardening Organic Vegetable Gardeni Organics - Wine and Food Tasmanian Garden Journal The Enabled Gardener Tropicals and Exotics Virtually Gardening Water Gardening Wildflowers of North Ame Yard and Garden Planning - Select a related course - Certified Organic Food: Cooking with Herbs and Sp Ecological Gardening: Org Gardening the Square Foot Growing Houseplants Under Herb Gardening Grand o Houseplants for Beginners Lives and Loves of Women

124. American Community Gardening Association The ACGA is an organization of professionals, volunteers and supporters of community greening in urban and rural communities. http://www.communitygarden.org

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125. Gardening - Gardening gardening. Narrow your search (fewer results) Garden Pictures To Inspire Garden pictures tell the story of gardening like words could never do. http://www.growinglifestyle.com/h/garden/

GARDENING HOME IMPROVEMENT PESTS PETS ... SHOP Gardening Narrow your search (fewer results): Clubs - Gardening Clubs, Societies and Associations Conditions - Shade, Tropical, Alpine, ... Education - Gardening Education, Courses and Study Furniture - Outdoor Furniture and Structures Gardeners - Personalities, Education, Kids, Allergies ... Gardens - Botanic Gardens, Parks and Open Gardens Maintenance - Garden Maintenance Techniques and Advice Methods - Growing Methods - Organic, Hydroponic, ... Plants - Plant Database Suppliers - Nurseries and Garden Centres Tools - Gardening Tools Found 90077 articles. Displaying articles 1 to 20: Garden Pictures To Inspire Garden pictures tell the story of gardening like words could never do. By viewing a picture, one can take from it one or two ideas for their own gardens. Ideas for structures, color combinations, plant groupings and garden designs are several ideas ... The Zen Gardening Kit/Book and Japanese Rock Garden Sad Little Garden - I got this as a gift for Christmas, and I was really excited because I love Zen gardens, but garden provided is so poor and sad. The little garden has a stapled on cardboard bottom that the sand leaks out of, and the rake was ... Amazon.com

126. Vegetables Biointensive Gardening Page of vegetable gardening and farming books and guides, with a biointensive bias, from Australian Permaculture Information Design Service. http://www.permacult.com.au/plants/veges03.html

127. Home And Garden Information Center Part of the University of Maryland Cooperative Extension, features include online publications, master gardener program, gardening questions, timely tips, Chesapeake Bay issues, and invasive species alerts. The plant diagnostics section helps diagnose plant and pest problems. http://www.agnr.umd.edu/users/hgic

128. Greenhouse At Songaia Cohousing Association Shows how SeattleArea coop uses their greenhouse http://songaia.com/doors/greenhse.htm

Songaia Home Welcome to Songaia Community Values Community Gatherings ... Related Information Community Voices For Sale / For Rent Contact Us General Earth Day ... Organic Food Greenhouse Gardening Permaculture Greenhouse Gardening Community Voices Greenhouse Gardening at Songaia by Nancy Lanphear How better to participate in healing our bodies and the earth than to grow and eat our own wonderful organic food? Songaia vegetables under lights in the greenhouse In late winter the seeds are sown and transplanted... Then, in the spring they are planted in the ground... Songaia Community members gather to plant. Bill in Songaia's Greenhouse weeded, harvested and either eaten or processed for the next winter. The greenhouse offers us the space in which to start the baby plants. In the future I dream of growing food in the greenhouse during the winter, giving us the possibility of keeping our food expenses low and at the same time having organic food on the table all year round. A small test Greenhouse Garden. The bricks provide safe stepping places to help avoid stomped lettuce.

129. MBG Library Rare Books This project will result in a large database of botanical and gardening illustrations and text available to scholars, gardeners, and book enthusiasts through http://ridgwaydb.mobot.org/mobot/rarebooks/

130. Apartment Gardening Information on balcony, patio and window gardening. http://www.geocities.com/apartment_garden/

Apartment Gardening Many people think you can't have a garden if you live in an apartment. Nothing could be further from the truth! Depending on your arrangement, it might be possible for you to have a robust garden that will supply you with lots of fresh vegetables and herbs. This year I am growing tomatoes, hot peppers, bell peppers, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini, and several different herbs. I am growing all this on my patio, which is not all that big. If your space is limited, you can still grow a successful garden. Let me show you how. Strait in the Ground If you have a ground-floor patio, you may be able to plant strait in the ground. For example, at my apartment complex, the patio is concrete with a wood picket fence around it. There is about a foot and a half of ground between the concrete and the fence. In this space I have planted five tomato plants, five pepper plants, one cucumber and one zucchini. If you have room to put plants strait in the ground, here are some tips: Make sure the plants will get at least 3-4 hours of good sun and preferably a couple more hours of filtered sun. This isn't as much as the plants would like, but it will do if it is all you have.

131. Horticulture For All Home Page The Federation to Promote Horticulture for Disabled People in the UK covers horticulture therapy, training and enhancement of life from gardening. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Jane_Stoneham/homepage.htm

Horticulture For All Home Page Horticulture for All is the working name of The Federation to Promote Horticulture for Disabled People (FPHDP). This is a charity designed to encourage and facilitate communication between people working in the fields of social and therapeutic horticulture. As members, we use horticulture as a means of improving skills, health and quality of life. We develop training, education and rehabilitation programme and work in day centres, special schools, hospitals, sheltered workshops and in the community. We work with people with special needs to design and manage environments they can live in with the aim of helping them to make the most of their abilities, to build confidence and increase their well-being. People have a natural affinity for gardens and gardening as food, medicines, relaxation and our very livelihood are often derived from plants. Some people reap benefits from working the soil, battling the weeds and watching plants grow. Others prefer to let others do the hard work, finding pleasure in simply being in a garden. Both the active and passive ways of enjoying horticulture are promoted by Federation members. Other members work professionally in horticultural therapy, in settings where clear treatment goals can be furthered by working with plants. In short, we aim to identify, research and promote the benefits of contact with plants to people's lives and to build links between people with common interests.

132. Kid's Corner - Garden Coloring Book Tiger Swallowtail, Grasshopper. Rose, Tomato. Tulip, Carrot. Sunflower, Green Beans. BlackEyed Susan, Pumpkin. Pansy, Corn. Home Great gardening Neighborly Advice http://www.ames.com/kids/coloringbook/

Welcome, all kids! Take a look at the "I Know My Backyard" coloring book. Every page is a challenge, some easy some hard; and each one will teach you something about your back yard. So get your your crayons, paints, markers or pens, and put on your "thinking cap" before you begin. When this fun time is over, you'll have learned something new. And learning creates a more colorful world for you! Monarch Praying Mantis Fritillary Ladybug ... Parts Replacement "

133. Â@¼Ý¤g²£¶i¥X¤f¦³­­¤½¥qProsperity Native Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Manufactures and exports bamboo stakes, wire hanging baskets, and other wire products for gardening. Located in Hong Kong. http://www.prosperitymfg.com.hk/

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134. Bestgardening.com A New Zealand Resource For Gardeners Resource guide for New Zealand gardeners. http://www.bestgardening.co.nz/

Plant Notebook NZ Natives Roses Garden Style ... A-Z Index Autumn. It is definitely cooler and the changes in the garden are evident. Cooler weather and plant dormancy is the time to get into the garden and plant! See our all-new tree-planting guide in glorious colour photographs. There’s still time to enjoy some great time in the garden before winter’s cold and wet. Crisp autumn days are perfect for getting the harvest in, and preparing the garden for the winter, taking cuttings and sowing seeds collected from your own plants - and for just enjoying the garden! Make sure to get some key basic plant care done. With twine, scissors, secateurs and some stakes in hand and you can gain a lot of satisfaction in cutting back, tying up, training, deadheading and staking plants. Many plants are heavy with flower or flowers are going over, and they really need attention. After wind or rough weather deadhead damaged blooms and tidy up broken or torn stems and branches, and check for loose ties and stakes that rock in the ground. Stay on top of weeds , they grow even in the driest weather and are desperately trying to seed now - avoid dreaded seeds scattering throughout your garden and remove weeds and then compost them before they seed. Be on the look out for slugs, theyll hide in any the wet and damp corners.

135. Rain Gardens - Gardening For Water Quality Rain Gardens gardening with Water Quality in Mind. Rain Garden Events (please Rain gardens in action! There are a number http://www.mninter.net/~stack/rain/

Friends of Bassett Creek Living Water Gardens Environmental Events Calendars Rain Gardens Gardening with Water Quality in Mind Rain Garden Events: (please email stack@mninter.net with rain garden events) - 27-May, Tue, 7:00-8:30 pm; Gardening for a Rainy Day ; NE Mpls, 651-222-2193 , Friends of the Mississippi - 30-Jun, Wed, 6:30-8 pm; Rainwater Gardens Brooklyn Park, 612-348-9266, Hennepin Co. Env. Services - 8-Sep, Wed, 6:30-8 pm; Rainwater Gardens Brooklyn Park, 612-348-9266, Hennepin Co. Env. Services When you make a garden a "rain garden" you can improve local water quality while creating a beautiful natural area that will attract b irds and b utterflies. Rain gardens allow rain and snowmelt to seep naturally into the ground. This helps recharge our groundwater supply, and prevents a water quality problem called polluted runoff. Rain gardens are an important way to make our cities more attractive places to live while building urban ecological health. What makes a garden a rain garden? All it takes is a few simple steps in the following three areas:

136. ThinkQuest : Library : Butterflies - On The Wings Of Freedom Information about butterflies for students, including high speed shooting and scanning electron microscope pictures, articles about butterflies at school, conservation, bionics, butterfly gardening, and butterfly legends http://library.thinkquest.org/C002251/index2.shtml

Index Life Science Insects Butterflies - On the Wings of Freedom Many people find butterflies very beautiful, but hardly anybody knows how these marvels are constructed. Therefore, our entry provides thorough, broad and brand-new information about butterflies, because the more people know about the wonders of nature, the more they are determined to save it. Visit Site 2000 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Awards Gold Languages Chinese German Students Rhomel Mt. Carmel High School, San Diego, CA, United States Stephanie Diocesan Girls' School, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Stefanie Moerike-Gymnasium, 73773 Aichwald, Germany Coaches Jack Diocesan Girls' School, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Detlef Mt. Carmel High School, Plochingen, Germany Want to build a ThinkQuest site? The ThinkQuest site above is one of thousands of educational web sites built by students from around the world. Click here to learn how you can build a ThinkQuest site. Privacy Policy

137. Recipes Cooking with herbs information and recipes. http://www.amagickgarden.com/pages/amgpages/amgherbcooking.html

Are you carb conscious? Track those carbs with Cooking.com's food scale that calculates the nutritional values of more than 900 foods and ingredients. Simply place a portion on the weighing tray and enter the food code from the instructional booklet. The scale instantly shows the weight and calculates carbohydrates, calories, protein, fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber and sodium. It just got easy for those cooks interested in more healthful eating. We feature Herbs in the Garden, Herbs in the Medicine Cabinet and Herbs in the Bath. Now we've added Herb Recipes . You and your family will enjoy the added flavors and good eating that comes with cooking with herbs. We work in the garden as often as time and the weather permits. Soon the baskets will fill with the fruits of our labors. What's next? We'll turn that food into some of the best eating using recipes that have come our way. Since ancient times herbs have been cultivated for culinary purposes. Throughout centuries, cooks have developed the art of combining and contrasting the different flavors of herbs to bring out the very best in a favorite dish. The addition of herbs to our diet adds vitamins and healing properties, without weight or richness. Bring potted herbs into the house in Autumn or start your own plants from seeds and set them in a sunny window. This allows you the use of fresh herbs in winter. Dried herbs, your own or purchased, will do nicely in a pinch. Top of Page

138. Cleaning, Gardening & House Maintenance Services In London, SW Areas Offers cleaning, ironing, gardening, rubbish clearance and property maintenance services in London and South East. Details of services, terms and enquiry form. http://www.staycleanservices.co.uk/

s a c ean serv ces Click here for contact details Cleaning Ironing Property Maintenance Gardening Rubbish Clearance Need HELP around the HOME? For any service, call 020 8764 3590 stayclean is a rapidly growing organisation, providing cleaning, ironing, gardening and property maintenance services, both for the home and for businesses, regardless of the size of the property. We use only reputable, honest and reliable workers, who are all carefully chosen and screened. stayclean provides a professional service tailored to meet your household or business needs. Please click on any of the above services' pictures for more details. Click here to see our Contract Terms and Conditions StayClean Services, 5 Rosemead Avenue, Mitcham, Surrey, CR4 1EZ. Tel: 020 8764 3590. E-mail: enquiries@staycleanservices.com © StayClean Services, 2002, 2003 Web site developed by A1 Web Design

139. Monarch Watch Butterfly Gardening Host plants and gardening tips to attract the Monarch butterfly, Danaus plexippus. http://www.monarchwatch.org/garden/

140. The Gardening Guru's Web Site A horticultural archive of gardening information to help plan, maintain, and improve home gardens. http://www.members.tripod.com/~Gardeningguru/

TM Web Site Welcome! 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. I can be heard on WGHT 1500 AM , broadcasting from Wayne, New Jersey, on my weekly radio show, or seen in my monthly column for The Gardener News . I am now the Garden Editor for Casa Design for Living , as well as their garden tips person on TV, so look for the magazine and TV Show today! I have a wealth of information to share, just ask the question. All my life I have tried to give back as much as I have learned to others, and the web is making my giving on a slightly larger scale. If you like this page, tell a friend and share a good thing. Also sign up for my monthly newsletter with tips and tricks to get you through the gardening year. Subscribe!

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