Ambergate Gardens Perennial
Lists:
From the author of
Growing Perennials in Cold Climates
comes this handy list of plants with categories such as those that are heavy
shade tolerant, those that require frequent division, etc .
American
Horticultural Society
Andy's Northern Ontario Wildflower Page:
Photos and extensive information on
northern wildflowers and their habitat.
Magnar
Aspaker’s Artic Perennial Page: From North Norway, 200 km north
of the arctic circle comes over 105 photos and over 450 descriptions of
perennials.
Bachman's
Garden Care Sheets: Garden and yard care factsheets from Minnesota's
Bachman Garden Center
BobVilla.com:
Bob Villa was one of the first how-to guys and his website has a good section on
Yard and Gardens hosted by the garden columnist for the Boston Globe, Ruth S.
Foster.
Canadian Gardening Magazine: A great site to get ideas for your own
northern garden!
Charlotte's
Daylily Diary:
Charlotte grows over 285 different varieties of daylilies in her southern Quebec
gardens.
Tom
Clothier's Garden Walk and Talk: Tom starts over 1700 plants from
seed every year. His articles are very entertaining and instructive.
Cold
Climate Gardening Weblog: Kathy Purdy started this collaborative blog
for cold climate gardeners from novice to master.
Conservation
Minnesota: Whether you are a hunter, an angler, or a concerned parent,
they are working with you to protect the Minnesota you love.
DaisyMoore
.com: Daisy Moore is a garden designer living in Toronto and her
webpage has a lot of good gardening tips and articles.
EmilyCompost.com: Evy McGinness (also known as Emily Compost)
passed away on July 15, 2004, but her website is still up dispensing her
down-to-earth inspiration to gardeners everywhere.
English Cottage Gardening, Alaskan Style!:
Wonderful photos of a real English
cottage garden...growing in Alaska!
EverythingAbout.net:
Everything about arachnids, bees, bugs,
spiders and wasps.
Explore Cornell--Home Gardening:
Want to know about vegies--it's there.
Flowers? It's there. Lawn care? Yup. You will find it all at this site.
A
Flower Arranger's Garden: From Great Britain comes a
charming webpage that will make most northern gardeners ill--only because we
can't grow most of the plants in Chrissie Harten's gardens! Lots of
wonderful photos of her gardens in progress .
Fran's
Gardening Home Page: Fran (a Missouri Master Gardener) and her
friends share their gardening insights and tips.
Garden
Forever: None of us is getting any younger and this site has
good information on how we can all continue gardening for the rest of our lives.
Garden Guide with Robert and Cheryl Gough:
A plethora of articles on northern gardening
from Montana State University Horticulture Specialists.
GardenGuides: Guides on a variety of gardening subjects.
Gardening
for Life: From Canada comes a program that supports the
idea of natural gardening including such things as careful use of water, tree
planting for home energy efficiency, and avoiding the use of chemical
pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers.
The
Garden Net: An informative site from Bob Matthews in Rochester, New
York.
Get
Growing Gardening Tips!:
Gardening advice from Dr. Michael Hickman,
Associate Director of the University of Alberta’s Devonian Botanic Garden.
Doug Green's Gardening Tips:
A very informative site from a fellow garden
writer.
The Helpful Gardener:
Articles on a variety of subjects of
interest to all gardeners.
Hort.net:
A great collection of plant photos, also garden news and lots of good links.
How
Stuff Works:
Ever wondered how bug zappers or solar lights work?
I
Can Garden: From St. Albert, Alberta Canada, a good resource for all
northern gardeners.
An
Irish County Garden: Okay
I am Irish, but I still think this is a fascinating pictorial history of how an
Irish gardener transformed her cottage garden.
Ilona’s
Garden : Ilona gardens in central Ohio and I know you'll enjoy her
enthusiasm for gardening.
Landscape Irrigation Tutorials:
Everything you ever wanted to know about installing your own irrigation system.
Landscape Plants of the
Upper Midwest:
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has put
together an excellent woody plants resource for those in zones 3, 4 and 5.
LivingWithBugs.com:
We wish we didn't have to think about insect
pests, but unfortunately it is a fact of life...it is us or them. Lots of
good factsheets on least-toxic pest control from aphids to yellowjackets.
The
Minnesota Extension Service
Moosey's
Country Garden: Mary (Moosey) gardens in Christchurch, New
Zealand and her son has perfectly captured her enthusiasm for gardening in this
truly exceptional website.
MnDot's Plant
Selection Site: A plant selection and identification site from
our own Minnesota Dept. of Transportation.
My Country Garden: Beautiful garden photos from the lower Fraser
Valley of British Columbia, Canada.
My
Northern Garden:
Mary Schier has a very
entertaining blog where she talks about her experiences as a northern gardener,
garden writer and editor of Northern Gardener
magazine.
National
Gardening Assn. Magazine: Articles on a variety of subjects such as
gardening for wildlife and a page with gardening "news."
Northscaping.com:
Canadian Jim Kohut, a fellow
Northern Gardener columnist,
has created a wonderful gathering place on the web for northern landscapers and
gardeners.
OG
Magazine: Organic Gardening...the magazine.
Organic Gardening Tips from Marion
Ross:
A garden writer in Alaska shares her articles
on organic gardening .
Perennial
Gardening on the Prairies: From Maureen and Glen Lee in Regina, SK,
Canada comes their collection of over 1600 photos of northern plants and
flowers.
Perry's
Perennial Pages:. Leonard P. Perry is an Extension Professor at the
University of Vermont.
Sustainable
Urban Landscape Information Series: Landscaping to be
lower-maintenance.
University
of MN Gardening Info Page:
A new website that makes it easy to get to
all the University of Minnesota horticultural information on the Web.
WiseAcre
Gardens: Plant photos with descriptions and beautiful garden pics.