Resources for Better Gardening (13)

The Magic Garden
The Magic Garden site provides weekly lawn & garden tips in the form of a Q&A. Gardeners write in with questions and The Magic Garden responds with advice and tips. The Magic Garden also offers cartoons, library of answers to your lawn and garden questions, and links to other garden sites.

Hydroponic Society of America
This is the home page of the Hydroponic Society of America. It is currently under construction, but a discussion of hydroponic gardening is still available. Hydroponic gardeners and those interested in this industry can sign up for a mailing list to stay on top of hydroponic gardening news and events in the United States.

The Garden Place
This colorful and useful website about gardening has it all. Do you have a gardening question? Ask the experts. Utilize the gardening calculators to help you figure out how much fertilizer, limestone, seed, nitrogen or sulfer you'll need when starting your garden. The garden shop will help you purchase the tools you need to keep a great garden. Check out the tip of the day, find the nearest nursery, browse the bookstore, or check out the online plant guide.

Al's Gardening Guide
Welcome to Al&s Gardening Guide, full of gardening tips and advice and an excellent guide for the novice gardener. There are sections on lawn, shrubbery and garden design. Al provides a calendar that describes the types of gardening you should do during each month. For instance, February is a good time to prune fruit trees. Al also provides some landscaping hints, such as suggesting that a container of potted annuals or perennials can enhance your garden.

Hydroponic Gardening Resources
While this site doesn't offer one article, it does offer links to other useful hydroponic gardening websites. The sites include Antarctica Hydroponics, about hydroponics in Antarctica as a unique gardening concept. The history of hydroponic gardening is also included, as is information about growing hydroponic tomatoes, hydroponic gardening advice and system plans. The hydroponic vegetable program in Toledo is included, as are many other links to offer how-to tips for growing hydroponically.