Pronunciation Guide for Plants
(Fine Gardening)
A site to help with the proper pronunciation of botanical names. |
Gardening
(Cornell Cooperative Extension)
This is the main gateway into gardening resources at Cornell and its Extension Service. |
Home and Garden Education Center
(University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension)
Information to help with the management of problems in and around the home. |
Kemper Center for Home Gardening
(Missouri Botanical Garden)
The Missouri Botanical Garden provides a place for gardeners to find instruction, expert advice, and inspiration at the Kemper Center for Home Gardening. Search for plant information and get personalized gardening help. |
Horticulture and Home Pest News
(Iowa State University)
This site is filled with articles on current horticulture, plant care, pest management and common household pests. It is written by Iowa State University Extension specialists in the Departments of Entomology, Horticulture and Plant Pathology. |
Interior Water Gardens: Growing Orchids in Hydroculture
The site is dedicated to products and information about growing orchids in hydroculture (also called hydroponics. |
Landscape, Nursery & Urban Forestry
(University of Massachusetts)
This site provides information about education programs, news and upcoming events, fact sheets, publications, services (diagnostics and soil testing), home gardener information resources, publications, a job network link and a green directory. |
PlantFacts: Horticulture & Crop Science in Virtual Perspective
(Ohio State University)
PlantFacts is an international knowledge bank and multimedia learning center. It includes an Internet search engine, a searchable database of high quality images, a collection of 200 short gardening how-to videos, frequently asked questions and a glossary with illustrated definitions.
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The Gardens at the University of Georgia
These are trial gardens that grow the newest varieties of annuals from all over the world and put perennials to the test to find those that stand up to Southeastern heat and humidity. |
Horticulture Links 