Gardening Web Sites

17 years ago

Has anyone found good gardening websites which are easy to navigate while also having a lot of good plant information? Which sites are your favorties?

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happycthulhu
17 years ago
Uhhhhhhh, how bout GardenWeb....I heard that was a pretty good site.
kayjones
17 years ago
Davesgarden.com and gardenweb.com/forums are my favorites!

What's wrong with gardenweb - if you can ask a question, you will get an answer from someone here - we have doctors, lawyers, botanists, horticulturists, nurses, sheet metal workers and on and on - what questions do you need answered?

Just ask and you shall receive!
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paupos
17 years ago
Hi - I'm risking some flames here, but I would invite you to look at mine - Grow'Em Plant Propagation Database at grow.ars-informatica.ca. It's very detailed, cleanly laid out, and free to all. Hope you enjoy.

Paul

Here is a link that might be useful: Grow'Em Plant Propagation Database

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