21. Tidal Creek Cooperative Food Market News Info Articles - gardening index by Jan Meads (Winter 2001), Sometimes we can apply gardening principles to our personal lives. http://www.tidalcreek.coop/articles/garden/

a cooperative natural food market Powered by Google™ Articles Gardening Index Gardening Articles Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme On Your Windowsill? by Linda C. Grattafiori (Winter 2002) Would you like the taste of fresh herbs all winter long? Well, with adequate light, the right temperature, and proper watering . . . . Give Me an "M!" by Linda C. Grattafiori (Fall 2002) If you're a die-hard gardener, "M" does not stand for Money or Mother. It stands for Mulch! Jan's Farewell Gardening Wisdom by Jan Meads (Summer 2002) Thinking about those long-awaited days of summer has inspired me to think about the many options life holds for us . . . . Getting ready for Spring in the garden by Jan Meads (Spring 2002) While Spring is not far away, it is definitely not just around the corner. You still have time to prune and transplant . . . . Special Garden Activities for Winter by Jan Meads (Winter 2001) Sometimes we can apply gardening principles to our personal lives. Planning for a new year means cleaning out the old debris . . . .

22. Water Gardening Index To Articles Water gardening index of Articles or Responsible Water Gardening Without Invasives by Larry Maupin. The Two Weeks From H- Water Gardening Greats http://www.victoria-adventure.org/water_gardening/articles_index.html

Water Gardening Index of Articles General Articles Introduction to Water Gardening by Kit Knotts Water Gardening Basics Sources For Waterlilies and Aquatic Plants About Pond Filters, Skimmers, UV Sterilizers and Pumps by Kit Knotts Fall Finale by Cyndie Thomas ( Winterizing your pond) Spring Start by Cyndie Thomas (Spring prep and repotting hardy waterlilies) Waterlily Family Tree - Family relationships with links to taxonomy and images Reading and Writing Plant Names by Kit Knotts - by Rich Sacher Clear Water and a new pond in Paradise - by Kit Knotts Solving The Green Water Blues by members of our email discussion list The Sustainable Pond by Jamie Vande Frogs, Toads, Tadpoles and Your Pond Favorite Frogs Galleries Specialty Articles The Aliens Are Coming! or Responsible Water Gardening Without Invasives - by Larry Maupin The Two Weeks From H- Water Gardening Greats Visit "Paradise" Iris ensata Aphid Control by Sean Stevens / Tutorials The Gospel According To GRIN Garden ornament ideas - Displays At American Aquatic Gardens Images of "Water World" at SNA 2003

23. July BookPage Gardening Index With gardens at their peak, set aside time to collect a little wisdom. High summer in the garden means that everything s been planted, the perennial beds http://www.bookpage.com/9607bp/gardening/

With gardens at their peak, set aside time to collect a little wisdom High summer in the garden means that everything's been planted, the perennial beds have been mulched, and (aside from those iris you've been meaning to divide) it's time to sit back and watch things grow. Add these books to your summer reading list. The Best of Organic Gardening Edited by Mike McGrath Rodale Gardening at Sissinghurst By Tony Lord Macmillan Horticulture Gardener's Desk Reference By Anne Halpin Macmillan The Old Farmer's Almanac Book of Garden Wisdom By Cynthia Van Hazinga Random House Green Thumb Wisdom Garden Myths Revealed! By Doc and Katy Abraham Storey ProMotion, inc. www@bookpage.com

24. March BookPage Gardening Index In a Southern Garden Twelve Months of Plants and Observations By Carol Bishop Hipps As winter ends, a chance to find new inspiration for the garden http://www.bookpage.com/9603bp/gardening/

Gardening Reviews by Pat Regel. Touring the beautiful gardens of the South The Private Gardens of Charleston By Louisa Pringle Carolina Edens By Al and Cindy Spicer John F. Blair In a Southern Garden: Twelve Months of Plants and Observations By Carol Bishop Hipps Macmillan As winter ends, a chance to find new inspiration for the garden It's winter. Gardens are always planned and mulled over in the winter. That's the only time a gardener is free from outdoor chores, the only time muscles don't ache, the only time instruments of torture have been left to hang from their pegs in the garage. The work load is light. Life is good. After the spring catalogs have been studied, reach for what the British used to call an "improving book." The wind may be howling outside, and the garden may be covered in snow, but, right now, the fireside's warm. The atmosphere's cozy. And, there won't be a better time to prepare for the spring thawit's time to catch up on your reading. Reader's Digest Illustrated Guide to Gardening Reader's Digest Rodale's Low-Maintenance Gardening Techniques Rodale Press The Native Plant Primer Trees, Shrubs and Wildflowers for Natural Gardens

25. Butterfly Gardening Index Page Designing a butterfly garden Resources Teacher resources, children s books, websites, organizations. Acknowledgements Credits for images used in this web http://www.uky.edu/Ag/Horticulture/butterflypages/

Butterfly Gardening Instructional Activities Page Department of Horticulture Information about butterflies Life cycle, basking, puddling, hibernation, migration, glossary of butterfly terms Common butterflies in Kentucky Photos, plant hosts, habitats Designing a butterfly garden Resources Teacher resources, children's books, websites, organizations Acknowledgements Credits for images used in this web site This site is maintained by the Department of Horticulture at the University of Kentucky and is a collaborative effort between Robert Geneve, Richard Durham, Christy Cassady, Cheryl Kaiser and Tom Shearin. Partial funding for this site comes from the Kentucky Division of Forestry, Leah W. MacSwords, Director.

26. Online Outdoors & Gardening Index Page Outdoors gardening index. Basic Requirements Internet access, Email, Netscape or Internet Explorer Web browser. See individual classes for additional http://www.communityprograms.net/onlinecourses/ogindex.htm

Community Programs Home Page Online Home Page Index of Courses Online Biographies Cuesta College Community Programs Online Courses Basic Requirements: See individual classes for additional requirements. Outdoor Survival Techniques Contact Karen Linn with your questions/comments/suggestions or to request a monthly newsletter..

27. Online Outdoors & Gardening Index Page Outdoors Gardening. Basic Requirements Internet access, Email, Netscape or Internet Explorer Web browser. See individual classes for additional http://www.communityprograms.net/onlinecourses/ogcourses.htm

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28. Roanoke.com - Gardening Index - Trimming Trees, Planting A Water Garden The Roanoke Times on the Web News of Roanoke, New River Valley, Virginia Tech Hokies and University of Virginia Cavalier football and basketball. http://www.roanoke.com/outdoors/gardening/

SEARCH Stories in past 30 days Older news stories The Roanoke Times Manage my Paper Get the Paper Contact Us Contents News New River Valley Sports Entertainment ... Place an Ad A to Z Directory Advertising Archives Book Club Coupons ... John Arbogast Landscape Consultant YOUR QUESTIONS ARE NEEDED! Send questions about your lawn, garden, plants, or insects to: Dear John 5102 Greenfield St. SW Roanoke, Va. 24018 Or send an e-mail . Answers will be given only in this column. Please don't send pictures or samples. Recent columns: Trimming trees, planting a water garden How to make a good new lawn, kill whiteflies Starting over Older columns: Thursday, September 15, 2005 Trimming trees, planting a water garden By John Arbogast ROANOKE.COM COLUMNIST Q: The lower branches of our Bradford pear trees are injuring the person who mows our lawn by hanging down in his way. We would like to trim some of the lower branches to provide more headroom. Is there a best time of the year to do this or can I go ahead and do it now? A: Removing a few lower limbs from trees can generally be done at any time of year. But don't cut limbs larger than 3 inches in diameter that connect to the main trunk. This is based on most trees’s inability to naturally prevent decay from starting at the location of a large cut. Pruning paints and sealers don’t provide much protection.

29. Roanoke.com - Gardening Index - Gardening Archive The Roanoke Times on the Web News of Roanoke, New River Valley, Virginia Tech Hokies and University of Virginia Cavalier football and basketball. http://www.roanoke.com/outdoors/gardening/8093.html

SEARCH Stories in past 30 days Older news stories The Roanoke Times Manage my Paper Get the Paper Contact Us Contents News New River Valley Sports Entertainment ... Place an Ad A to Z Directory Advertising Archives Book Club Coupons ... John Arbogast Landscape Consultant YOUR QUESTIONS ARE NEEDED! Send questions about your lawn, garden, plants, or insects to: Dear John 5102 Greenfield St. SW Roanoke, Va. 24018 Or send an e-mail . Answers will be given only in this column. Please don't send pictures or samples. Recent columns: Getting rid of the bad stuff Keep your clematis blooming It's rot, not raisins on the vine Older columns: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 Gardening archive By John Arbogast ROANOKE.COM COLUMNIST Trimming trees, planting a water garden How to make a good new lawn, kill whiteflies Starting over Sick oaks, even sicklier gardens ... Keep your clematis blooming You can try to prolong your clematis's flowering season next year by promptly removing each flower immediately after that flower begins to fade. It's rot, not raisins on the vine Waterlogged soil, Creeping Charlie and bees also will require some attention. Easing the itch and animal damage In all my years of horticulture work, I have not heard of any method to deal with "dog spots."

30. Gigabyte Gardening: Index Index Gigabyte Gardening. Catch Beneficial Bugs on the World Wide Web The Web is Aflutter with Butterfly Gardening Sites http://www.rhondarobins.com/Gigabyte_Gardener/GG_Index.htm

Rhonda Robins rhonda_writer@yahoo.com Home Gigabyte Gardener Neighborhood Naturalist ... In Progress / Archives Index: Gigabyte Gardening Catch Beneficial Bugs on the World Wide Web The Web is Aflutter with Butterfly Gardening Sites Compute a Compost Pile on the Web Sites About Cuttings Propagate on the Web ... "Ketchup" with the Latest in Tomato Gardening on the Web Last edited (c) Rhonda L. Robins www.rhondarobins.com

31. Cooks Recipes | Articles | Gardening Index Budget Gardening. Create a garden with less money and water, but with lots of style. Planting bulbs is easy even for the gardening challenged. http://www.cooksrecipes.com/BHG_sydication/gardening/gardening_index.html

CooksRecipes.com Appetizer Recipes Beef Recipes Bread Recipes Breakfast Recipes Candy Recipes Chicken Recipes Cookie Recipes Dessert Recipes Diabetic Recipes Game Recipes Holiday Recipes International Dishes Lamb Recipes Meatless Entree Recipes Pet Food Recipes Sandwich Recipes Side Dish Recipes Turkey Recipes Turkey Leftover Recipes Veal Recipes Search Powered by SiteLevel Appetizer Recipes Beef Entree Recipes Bread Recipes ... Veal, Lamb, Game Recipes Click product image to learn more. Click product image to learn more. Click product image to learn more. Click product image to learn more. Browse the Shops : Kitchenware: The Home Marketplace Kitchen Collection Pfaltzgraff Specialty Foods: AAA Fruit Baskets Adagio Tea Flying Noodle Pasta zChocolat.com Specialty Shops CoffeeForLess.com

32. Frugal's Survivalist Food And Gardening File Library Survival/Food/gardening index. Return to Home Page HOME. Back One Page to the Main Desk Library Main Desk. Visit Our Book Store and help Support this Web http://www.logicsouth.com/~lcoble/password/food.html

Survival/Food/Gardening Index Return to Home Page: HOME Back One Page to the Main Desk: Library Main Desk Visit Our Book Store and help Support this Web Page! Visit Frugal's Bookstore! Field Cooking and Nutrition Emergency Food Preparation Freeze Dried Superfoods for Survival MRE FAQ Sheet ... How to Make Plants Multiply Can't Find It at Frugal's? Search Amazon.Com Return to Home Page: HOME Back One Page to the Main Desk: Library Main Desk

33. Jim Jackson's Gardening Index This is my personal Index of interesting Gardening references. Back to Main Index California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. Plants for a future Database http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/jj/links/gardening.index.html

This is my personal Index of interesting Gardening references. Back to Main Index California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. Plants for a future - Database UKEXNET Horticultural Index ... Thomas Etty Heritage Seeds - Variety list and introduction dates.

34. UPNE | Gardening Index So Fine a Prospect Historic New England Gardens, Emmet, Alan. For Every House a Garden A Guide for Reproducing Period Gardens http://www.upne.com/subject/Gardening.html

Gardening and Horticulture So Fine a Prospect: Historic New England Gardens Emmet, Alan For Every House a Garden: A Guide for Reproducing Period Gardens Favretti, Rudy J., and Joy P. Favretti Notes from the Garden: Reflections and Observations of an Organic Gardener Homeyer, Henry Discover the Winterthur Garden Magnani, Denise The Japanese Iris McEwen, Currier Herb Garden Design Swanson, Faith H., and Virginia B. Rady Order On-Line or Toll-Free: UPNE Home Page Author/Title Index Subject Index Ordering Information

35. Backyard Living - Backyard Living - Gardening Index Gardening. Check this section for links to gardeningrelated features and tips. IT S TRUE gardening is a breeze when you can pamper your knees! http://www.backyardlivingmagazine.com/dycon.asp?parent=29983&RefURL=&KeyCode=&td

36. Butterfly Links - The Butterfly WebSite - Butterfly Photos, Butterfly Clipart, E Agricultural/gardening index The Armchair Gardener Austin Butterfly Forum Butterfly Garden Secrets How to get more butterflies to come to your home http://butterflywebsite.com/resource/index.cfm

Celebrate with Living Butterflies Concert Tickets Yankees Tickets ... Images Checklists Butterflies of Andorra Butterflies of Cumberland County, New Jersey Great list of species' population status. Butterflies of the Maltese Islands Butterflies of North Dakota Butterflies of Singapore Butterflies of the U.S. - extensive list Catalog of the Butterflies of the French Antilles Moths of the U.S. Nova Scotia Butterfly Checklist Texas Gulf Coast Butterflies Images Oscar Gutierrez Bill's Butterfly Photos Butterflies and Moths Butterfly and Moth Photos ... Captain's European Butterflies Page Many beautiful photographs of European butterflies. European Butterflies Finnish Macrolepidoptera on The World Wide Web Fine photos, large files. Habitat #16518 This is the home page of Lake Big Fish, a Backyard Wildlife Habitat certified by the National Wildlife Federation. Images Unlimited Bill Harris Japanese Butterfly Photos Nature Photography by Andy Harmer ... Butterfly Photography - John P. Marechal

37. Absolute Wonder - Gardening Index - Welcome To Gardening In Zone 7-almost 8: Lots of flower photos, useful gardening information, quotes, poems, and more. http://www.absolutewonder.com/

Garden Shed Bulbs Perennials Shrubs Trees ... Wildflowers Gardening Garden Poems Garden Quotes Feature Articles Useful Info Tennessee Invasive Plants USDA Zone Map General Info Site Map Contact E-Mail This summer has been hot one! Not only that, it's been dryer than normal. Those two factors combined have been hard on our gardens. We've prayed for rain, but you know the old saying... "Be careful what you pray for - you might just get it". We didn't need Hurricane Katrina! We live almost four hundred miles from the Gulf of Mexico, yet we still felt Katrina's wrath. We only got four inches of rain. Those south of us were not so lucky. May I be so bold as to suggest that money that would in ordinary years go into new plantings might be better spent on relief efforts. Please dig deep into your pockets rather than into your soil and donate to a reputable agency such as RedCross.org or The Salvation Army September is the second most important month of the year for tending lawns, especialy fescue grass. Inspect your lawns for weeds, insects, and diseases. Fertilize fescue lawns with a high-nitrogen, slow release fertilizer, then water with at least a half-inch of water. If your fescue lawn is thin, you probably need to reseed, so if you plan to, don't use a fertilizer with a pre-emergence weed control added, or the grass seed will not germinate. Did you know that September 22 nd is the first day of autumn and is known as the autumnal equinox? Here in the South, it may not feel much like autumn with daytime temperatures in the upper 80's and low 90's, but astronomically, that is one of two days each year that day and night lengths are equal on all parts of the earth. The other occurrence is the vernal equinox which occurs March 21.

38. Family Portal Home Gardening Index Pastiche family topics portal free articles and tips for gardening, water gardens, indoor gardens, herb gardens, container gardening, plant propagation. http://parenting.leehansen.com/garden/index.shtml

Award-winning Family Portal Features Gardening Guide to Planning An Herb Garden An herb garden is a joy for those who love to make gifts from their gardens. You can extend your gardening pleasure with herbal crafts, herbal teas and herbal seasonings from your own back yard. Herbs offer color, texture and wonderful aroma in the garden. Read this article by Monica Resinger and then get started with your herb garden plan! Dried Flowers from Your Garden Flowers hanging to dry make a fabulous decoration by themselves, and, when they are finished drying, you can take them down and make dried flower arrangements, Christmas ornaments, dried flower wreaths and more. Read the full article - click here CatKnits - Organic Catnip Kitty Toys Bette Midler's NY Restoration Project In partnership with the Corporation for National Service in Washington, DC, NYRP has assembled a team of environmental specialists with backgrounds ranging from horticulture, urban forestry and environmental science, to landscape architecture, design and mechanical engineering. NYRP AmeriCorps teams carry out the daily work of the project: cleaning, restoring, maintaining and creating parkland and shorelines in northern Manhattan and working with community gardeners throughout the five boroughs of New York City

39. Butterfly Gardening Guide BUTTERFLY GARDENING GUIDE. MAIN gardening index. Butterflies are less plentiful than they used to be and many species are now endangered. http://www.thebutterflyfarm.com/Butterfly_gardening_guide.htm

SITE INDEX About the Farms Butterfly Gardening Guide Gift Shop New St Maarten Travel Guest Book Butterfly Photo.Gallery Hurricane History ... Home BUTTERFLY GARDENING GUIDE MAIN GARDENING INDEX Butterflies are less plentiful than they used to be and many species are now endangered. Yet, butterflies like plants, animals and other insects are important to the survival of all living things. For this reason alone the conservation of butterflies is becoming crucial. The good news is that it is very easy to attract butterflies to your own backyard, no matter how small or urban, and thus help to preserve these most brilliant and fascinating creatures. And with just a little effort the butterflies will reward you with the spectacle of a variety of living color that is unmatched by any other wildlife. Use the links on the right to start your own butterfly garden. The USA Regional Guide will list the most easy to attract butterflies in your area and their plants. Good luck! The Basics of Butterfly Gardening Butterfly Gardening by USA Region Raise your own Butterflies Hints and Tips ... WIN FABULOUS PRIZES

40. Brad Sondahl's Garden Index Brad Sondahl s organic gardening index. Brad Sondahl s garden and backyard farm Lasagna gardening and organic garden tips. coming soon, Composting http://sondahl.com/indexgarden.html

Brad Sondahl's organic gardening index: Brad Sondahl's garden and backyard farm index Garden Pictures Greenhouse Orcharding Wheelhoe ... Lasagna gardening and organic garden tips coming soon Composting to Brad's main index Send comments to brad2@sondahl.com

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