Horticulture

A core electronic collection of agricultural texts published between the early nineteenth century and the middle to late twentieth century.

A resource for landscape professionals involved in the design, construction and maintenance of arid landscapes. Includes color photos and extensive information about each tree.

Access to hundreds of botanical and horticultural links on plants, cacti and succulents, nurseries and seed sources, gourds, forestry, orchids, plant conservation and biodiversity, plant genetics, herbaria and botanic gardens, etc.

Access to several searchable plant databases including the Gray Herbarium of New World Plants.

Site of the publication, Interiorscape. Includes a discussion group, industry news, a list of interiorscapers, as well as a feature on new web sites in the field.

Provides "information on how to compost, how to use finished compost, the benefits of composting, what to compost, and many other topics related to home composting."

Includes information on tree care for consumers and professionals.

Home page of the magazine.

Based in New Zealand.

From University of Minnesota.

Research-based gardening information.

Founded in the 17th century and now is the second richest collection of plant species in the world.

A USDA funded initiative that sponsors competitive grants for sustainable agriculture research and education. Includes access to SAN, the Sustainable Agriculture Network.

Information on design, plant selection, implementation, and maintenance.

Discover hardiness zones for plants by looking at different regions and states.

Research information and information specific to Western Colorado crops.