Specific Garden Types (01)

Canadian Gardening
Canadian Gardening magazine provides a guide to great gardening ideas, news and fascinating facts. The Garden Talk section is a forum that lets you chat with others about gardening. Ask for help, offer assistance or just swap stories in this forum. This site also features GardenNet, which offers quick and easy access to many garden websites. The gardeners' exchange is a classified ad section. You'll find information about garden clubs and you can log in a see what this month's featured site is. You might also find a gardening with kids section useful. This magazine site is overflowing with garden information.

Lawn and Garden Resources
MSN provides a bevy of lawn and garden resources to assist you in gardening or landscaping. Learn about pest control, indoor herb gardens and watering strategies. Other topics covered include: structures and paths, bulbs and flowers, edibles, container gardens, garden basics, and houseplants. There is a useful "ask the expert" column and an article index. Their garden store will help you find that perfect gardening tool you have been looking for.

Handy Hints and Tips for Flower Arranging
This unique site features a few hints and tips on how to use floral foam and arranging flowers, in general. Topics include: using floral foam effectively, making flowers last longer, arranging fresh flowers, and arranging artificial flowers. Clicking on any one of these topics will take you to a page filled with helpful advice and information.

Gardening and Sand Box Equipment
Scenery Solutions makes gardening equipment and they have put together a page featuring different types of equipment you are likely to find or use in a garden. Learn about sandboxes, playground safety borders, dig-less water gardens, ice skating rinks, raised bed gardens, season extenders kit, urban compost tumbler, landscape edging, raised vegetable gardens, and composite plastic timbers. Check out product specs and "how tos", as well.

Regenegade Gardener
Renegade Gardner bills itself as the best site for gardeners living in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Upper Michigan, and other states and Canadian Provinces banished to the forgotten USDA Hardiness Zones 2 through 4. This informative website will provide information on services, products and assistance geared toward the unique needs of northern gardeners. Check out the plant spotlight, the myth of the week, landscape design, plant care or other resources. Or find out about the 10 Tenets of Renegade Gardening.