61. Perennial Web Offers site creation and highspeed Internet entry. Contact for installation assistance. perennial Web will be regularly weeded and expanded. Drop us an Email with your favorite internet gardening sites and http://www.perennialweb.com/

Welcome to Perennial Web Sponsored By Global Gardens Hostas Perennial Web is a place for all gardeners, hobbyists and professionals. In these pages you will find information, supplies, links to other kindred spirits, and gardens of the world. Think of this site as a seed, with your support and ideas it will grow into a magnificent garden. Perennial Web was planted March 1, 1998. Enjoy your visit and stop by often. Perennial Web will be regularly weeded and expanded. Drop us an Email with your favorite internet gardening sites and your ideas for growth and improvement. Thanks for stopping by! Gardening Info Online Nursery Guide Gardens of the world Calendar of Events ... E-MAIL Last Update On: October 24, 2002 Search this site powered by FreeFind

62. Plantfacts Exhaustive search engine covering academic web sites on horticulture and gardening, including turfgrasses, perennial and annual herbaceous plants, and woody plants. Plant problems can be solved by amateurs and professionals. http://plantfacts.ohio-state.edu/

Welcome to PlantFacts PlantFacts has merged with the other electronic resources developed at Ohio State University to become an intergrated search tool for horticultural information. Images - (formerly Plant Dictionary) A searchable database of high quality images featuring Ornamental plants, Turf, Plant Diseases, and Insects. Web - Internet search engine Over 60,000 pages of Extension fact sheets and bulletins from 46 different universities and government institutions across the United States and Canada. Also over 245,000 pages from 40 university departments across the United States related to admissions, degree requirements, career opportunties, research projects, and online courses. Videos Searchable database of videos with photo and text scripts presented by Tom McNutt, gardening expert for WCMH-TV NBC-4 in Columbus. FAQ's - Find answers to your Gardening Questions on a wide range of topics Glossary - Learn the definition of many commonly used horticultural terms.

63. Hannelotte's Garden A Swedish garden in very cold climate. Speciality Meconopsis, Gentiana, Corydalis, Pulsatilla. Both rock gardening, peat garden, woodland and perennial beds. The site includes also a large collection of links to alpine gaardening. http://www.abc.se/~m8449/

Hannelotte.Kindlund@abc.se Links to the best Web Sites about Rock Gardening: Alpine links Links to members of Alpine-L, the 'Electronical Rock Garden Society' and to Nurseries Seed sources Seed swaps Articles on Rock Gardening, Peatbed, Woodland, Photography etc Databases Beautiful Photo Galleries Hannelotte's Photo Galleries: Anemone, Pulsatilla and Hepatica New images Other Ranuncul- aceae (Delphinium, Ranunculus, Adonis, Trollius, Paeonia) New images Campanulaceae Corydalis, Dicentra Gentianaceae Iris Meconopsis Primulaceae (Primula, Androsace etc) Saxifraga Summer 2002 The following galleries are coming soon: Dianthus, Ferns, Wood Land, Peat Bed and Rockgarden KAMCHATKA SEPTEMBER 2002 NEW Svenska Deutsch English The Berkutenko Seed List 2002 Exciting Seed from Russian Far East Corydalis magadanica If you are interested in living material , please contact Dr. Berkutenko directly berkutenko@online.magadan.su A field of blue poppies in the middle of Sweden - Follow the diary about my struggles I am a 'distance gardener' .

64. Ashton Glen Perennial Nursery & Countryside Needlepoint Cottage gardening nursery. Perennials, alpines, rhododendrons, flowering shrubs, seeds, plus mail order. http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~rossruth

65. Herb Gardening Information on popular herbs. Offers general and specialty gardening tips.Category Home Gardens Plants Herbs...... BORAGE (Borago officinalis) This has pinkish blossoms which turn blue like theperennial pulmonaria. It is a hardy perennial and spreads by root stolons. http://www.backyardgardener.com/herb/

Free Newsletter Articles Alpine Garden Annual Garden ... Add URL Herb Gardening Articles Common Herbs How To Articles Herbs Grown By Seed How To Planting Herbs In A Container Planting Into Landscape Fabric Planting Mint In The Garden Common Name Herbs A B C D ... Z MANY of the plants we grow such as annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees are herbs in the true sense of the word. With increased interest in recent years in continental or gourmet cooking the word "herb" is nearly always thought of by home gardeners to mean the "culinary" herb. The Herb Garden The herbs I have grown are listed below with instructions for growing them. Perhaps inexperienced gardeners as well as those who have not yet had the pleasure of growing these interesting plants will give some thought to starting a small herb garden. Even a small plot 4 by 6 feet will grow all a small family would need. If not grown for use in cooking, herbs are worth growing for pleasant aromatic foliage and some of them for the beauty of the flowers as well. Herbs can be used fresh for garnish in salads and to perk up the flavors of bland vegetables or to add flavor to meats and stews in which case one needs only to nip off a few leaves when wanted.

66. Ambergate Gardens Index Offers a broad range of perennial flowers for sun and shade as well as gardening books and tools. http://www.ambergategardens.com

Welcome to Ambergate Gardens! Ambergate Gardens Contact Information Martagon Lilies Want to learn more about perennials? Perennial Information Mike's Book Other Links Pictures ... Informative Catalog Two ways to purchase perennials from Ambergate Gardens. Purchasing Perennials Bare Root by Mail Order Business Location and Hours Purchasing other garden products. Books, Tools, Labels and Gift Certificates Gardening Books Gardening Tools ... Plant Labels

67. Perennial Mart perennials that are easy to grow, hardy, and last for years. perennial bulbs, herbaceous perennials, gardening books, and garden art. http://www.perennialplants.com/

Perennials are nature's gift to the gardener. A little care ensures that you receive beauty and pleasure year after year. Come inside to explore nature's wonders. Start planning for spring in these cold winter months!! We will begin shipping mid-March, weather permitting!! Check out the new additions to our Accessories Section , from garden art to Hamok Chairs you're guaranteed to find something you like. While we continue to update this site you can still view our perennial catalog to get some ideas for next spring. If this doesn't satisfy your gardening bug, check out our sister site www.generalsgarden.com for a full line of gardening products and an awesome plant database. Many of the items at this site can be purchased all year long. Thanks again. Our book has been published! 101 Commonsense Gardening Tips is a full color ready reference for the budding and experienced gardener alike! To order check out our Books page. Pre-Season Special!! 10% OFF 101 Commonsense Gardening Tips! Jumpstart your spring with helpful tips from Michael and Deborah Our Mission Why buy from us?

68. Links and Dutch links Carpenter perennial Gardens from Carpenter, NC Magnars arctic perennialpage homebased garden and plants from Norway gardening Articles by http://www.uvm.edu/~pass/perry/links.html

Perry's Perennial Pages Other Perennial Web Sites To go directly to sections, click... General Home Sites, Gardens Societies/Organizations Specific Plants ... Search Engines The following are a few of the internet sites most relevant to the herbaceous perennial enthusiast and grower. Only firms and sites fairly easily accessible, with seemingly accurate information at time of checking, and some identification, are listed. This list is reviewed and updated frequently, but is by no means inclusive, is constantly changing, and is not meant to discriminate against those sites not mentioned nor endorse those mentioned. . with June update: American Conifer Society Boskoop research station, related sites, summaries, mainly in Dutch Web-Agri farm related search engine for professional products, English and French 101 Garden Links an eclectic mix from commercial site General Now on a separate pageclick on title to go there. Home Gardens, Sites (also see webrings under garden gates below uk.rec.gardening webring British home gardens only Hannelotte's garden nice photos, collected plants and alpines of the world, 3 languages

69. Perry's Perennial Pages Dr. Perry is a professor at the University of Vermont. He offers experience and research on the subject Category Home Gardens Plants perennials...... madlibs on gardening under the Arcade, more videos under Home Gardener, daily tips,FAQs, news articles, new game (Arcade), garden of the month, perennial book http://www.uvm.edu/~pass/perry/

[Deutsch] [L'italiano] Portugese] [Nederlands] ... [Other] Perry's Perennial Pages W elcome to Dr. Leonard Perry's Web pages for on-line perennial and related horticultural information, serving the Green Mountain State of Vermont and the world. This is your original source for herbaceous perennial information and links on the internet! I hope you enjoy and find some useful information on your visit here. Don't forget to set your bookmark now and check back, as new content and links are added regularly April Updates expanded and revised consumer leaflets and listing, Montreal gardens tour , new courses under Home Gardener, new book reviews under publications , daily tips, FAQs, news articles, new game (Arcade), garden of the month, perennial book of the month review, plant of the month, quotes March Updates video under Home Gardener, New England industry survey and slide show, daily tips, news articles, new game (Arcade), garden of the month, perennial book of the month review, more books, plant of the month, quotes Dr. Who?

70. St. Margaret's Bay Gardening Club The club members are active in an area with little natural soil, so rock gardens are a popular subject. Discusses club activities, members, meetings, community projects, perennial exchange, gardening links and location. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Recreation/Bay-Gardening/

Welcome to the St. Margaret's Bay Gardening Club "Gardeners Helping Gardeners" For text only browers go to - Text The St. Margaret's Bay Gardening Club started in 1992 with 24 Members and in May 2001, when we finished last season's meetings, we had grown to 230 very active members with a great range in age and gardening experience. Our mandate is to be gardeners helping gardeners (and have fun doing it) To find information on St. Margaret's Bay and where it is in the world, click on the globe We have very little soil to work with; but we do have great rocks and boulders to incorporate into our flower and vegetable beds. Our soil is very acidic, and some of us have wind (sometimes cold and dry, sometimes cold and wet) to deal with. Most of us garden in rural areas and also must co-exist with squirrels, rabbits, racoons and grazing white tail deer in addition to bugs and slugs. We meet on the fourth Tuesday of the fall, winter and spring months (September, October, November, January, February, March, April and May). We have a guest speaker at each meeting and the topics have ranged from landscape design, planting according to the phases of the moon, to attracting birds to your yard. We have a seed exchange in October and a perennial exchange in the spring.

71. Horticultural Demonstration Gardens The perennial garden, annual trial garden, foyer garden, rose garden, and idea garden provide enjoyable learning environments. Annuals, perennials, roses, herbs, vegetables, trees, and shrubs growing in the garden illustrate horticulture, the art and science of gardening. Site includes a map, as well as general, visitor center, and membership information. http://www.hrt.msu.edu/demogarden.htm

Horticulture Department Michigan State University Welcome Outreach Programs ... MSU Extension DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824-1325 Department of Horticulture Michigan State University Please send your comments to Ms. Sandy Allen allens@msu.edu This page was last edited in

72. HollyGardens,Gardening With Toni By Toni HollingsworthAddress gardening center and perennial supplier. Growing information, gardening tips, directions and ordering information. Serving the gardens of the Northwest. http://www.hollygardens.com/

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73. Edible Landscaping & Gardening (Fruit, Nut, Vegetable, Herb) Index of edible perennial plants, both common and uncommon, including fruits, nuts, vegetables and herbs. http://www.efn.org/~bsharvy/edible.html

Plant Descriptions, Cultivation Tips, Lore, Trivia, Cultivars by Ben Sharvy Edible , adj. Good to eat, and wholesome to digest, as a worm to a toad, a toad to a snake, a snake to a pig, a pig to a man, and a man to a worm. Ambrose Bierce. The Devil's Dictionary. This database is intended to bring corporate imperialism to its knees. It will accomplish its goal by increasing your interest in self-sufficiency, thus promoting localized economies which serve the interests of their communities over global economies which serve the interests of transnational corporations. The rise of self-sufficiency will bring about the decline of consumerism, and with the decline of consumerism comes the fall of industry and excuse for imperialism as a US foreign policy tool. If this database were a plant, it would attract more birds and butterflies to your garden and improve the fragrance about your pathways. It would be an evergreen. More radical political philosophizing, please. This database lists every perennial plant that is worth growing for the sake of its produce, and that is hardy in at least 3 USDA hardiness zones; it also contains a selection of the most popular perennial herbs. Every plant listed here will survive temperatures down to at least 15 F without special care, and to at least 10 F with special care. Update.

74. Gardening With City Floral In Denver, Colorado Garden center with indoor plants, annual and perennial flowers, specialized nursery plants, houseplants, orchids and gardening supplies with gardening tips, coupons, news, seasonal events, and newsletter. http://cityfloralgreenhouse.com/

MARCH IS FOR LANDSCAPE PLANNING 3 sessions available: March 1, March 15, and March 29 12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m. Drought Tolerant Landscape Design Studio With Wendy Booth of Ivy Street Design Click here to read more! It's here!... Online garden tips and information on your favorite plants! Includes an online guide to Orchids, Roses, Seed Planting Calendar, Lawn Care, and More! Love plants? Need a Job? Employment opportunities now blooming at City Floral! Applications for seasonal employment are available. Come in and see us! Directions? Print Out Our Handy Map to City Floral! City Floral Greenhouse and Garden Center was established in 1911 and is a growing tradition among Denver Gardeners. Open year round, we specialize in color , inside your home and out. Flowering indoor plants annual flowers

75. Drought Tolerant Plants, Perennials, And Xeriscaping For Western Gardens Nursery sells drought tolerant, xeriscape waterwise, perennial plants and gardening supplies. http://www.highcountrygardens.com/

Easy Order Form To order from our print catalog, use this secure form. Subscribe! To our Free Xeriscape Gardening E-Zine Your e-mail address: Privacy Gift Certificates "Just wanted to let you know that your plants arrived promptly and were the best packed plants I have ever ordered from any nursery. They arrived totally undamaged and healthy, looking as if they had never traveled from NM to CA at all. I know that I will order from you again." Ms. A.C., Berkeley, CA Order Your Plants Now! Shop 280 perennials, shrubs and grasses with 33 new plants for 2003. Many hard to find xeriscape plants and many are exclusive. Choose from a unique selection of Xeriscape Perennials Pre-Planned Gardens Hardy Garden Perennials Legacy ... Buffalo and Blue Grama grass lawns, Ground Covers Ornamental Grasses Shrubs Herbs ... Cacti and Succulents as well as Roses Books and Gardening Supplies Shop online now!

76. My Adirondack Gardens Information on perennial plants and perennial plant combinations, hardy rose shrubs and gardening links. http://www.geocities.com/myadkgardens/gardening/

Click here to break out of frames! Welcome to My Adirondack Gardens To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow Hardy Perennials Perennials are my passion! Hardy Rose Shrubs Hardy, beautiful and fragrant! Garden Tour Take a tour of my gardens. Garden Potpourri A mixture of gardening surprises! Gardening Links A growing list of my favorites. Visit My Main Page Backgrounds, Etc.

77. Landplanfran: Gardening With Perennial Plants Overstocks. Landplanfran gardening with perennial Plants, perennial Plant Combos Collections and Samplers Turn landscaping dilemmas into gardening treasures. http://www.landplanfran.com/

• HOME: WHAT'S NEW •SITE SEARCH ENGINE • GARDEN CENTER Combos ... Water Lilies Landplanfran: Gardening with Perennial Plants Perennial Plant Shipping begins March 30 Free Perennial Plants for Your Gardening Needs Early Bird Gardening Specials for Spring 2003 Reserve Your Perennial Plants Now read more Shop your way, use our new site search engine Buy hardy, field-grown hostas Find hosta forums and chat groups Join hosta societies and gardening associations Locate hosta journals, publications and magazines Search hosta databases Read hosta fact sheets and reference guides Buy hosta books Buy hosta companions and shade perennials including Astilbes, Hardy Geraniums, Heuchera (Coral Bells) Buy hardy, field-grown daylilies Find daylily forums Join daylily societies and gardening associations Locate daylily journals, publications and magazines Search daylily databases Read daylily fact sheets and reference guides Buy daylily books Buy daylily companions and sun loving perennals included Bearded Iris Hardy Geraniums Ornamental Grasses Perennial Plant Combos - Collections and Samplers Turn landscaping dilemmas into gardening treasures. Gardeners Art Gallery Exhibit your gardening passion indoors.

78. Peonies Poppies Perennial Plants For Sun Gardening Peonies Poppies perennial Plants for Sun gardening Garden Peonies (paeonia) andOriental Poppies (papaver) are two alltime favorites for the sun gardening. http://www.landplanfran.com/page/page/238701.htm

79. Daylily-garden-perennials.com. Daylilies, The Perennial For Cottage Gardens, Con Daylily collections, direct from the grower.Category Shopping Home and Garden Plants perennials Daylilies...... they also do well in container gardening, perennial landscaping, cottage gardens,flower gardens, theme gardens, secret gardens, perennial gardens naturalizing http://www.daylily-garden-perennials.com/

Patriotic-jewelry.com Welcome to Daylily-Garden-Perennials.com . Premium hybrid daylilies - direct from the grower . Daylilies are the perfect perennial for any garden design. Ideal for container gardening, ornamental gardening, cottage gardens, perennial landscaping and much more. a Creating a perennial garden is an investment in years of summer flowers. You don't have to have a green thumb to enjoy our carefree, easy to grow, daylily collection. You can change a previously unused area into a stunning collection of color. Consider planting daylilies on a slope that is too difficult to mow, or to beautify the foundation of your house, or simply a roadside planting. The daylily will flourish almost anywhere you choose to plant them. Daylilies thrive almost anywhere and they multiply and spread. They can be used as erosion protection or ground cover. They require minimum care yet they bloom year after year. Because of their durability and low maintenance qualities, daylilies are very desirable in public and commercial landscaping. Within our website you will see more colors and varieties of daylilies than you would see if you visited every store and garden center in your area. Our daylilies are premium hybrids that have been carefully cultivated from parents with such desirable qualities as long blooming time and large colorful flowers.

80. Where To Use Perennials In The Perennial Border Describes where to use perennials in the perennial border.Category Home Gardens Plants perennials......Plant Ideas perennial guide will assits you in your gardening needs. The termperennial border has become a byword wherever gardening is done. http://www.plantideas.com/pren/

Advertising FREE NEWSLETTER Top Selling Garden Items Garden Domain Hosting $39.95 yr All Types of Seeds ... P2P Downloads Perennial Gardening Articles Links How To Database ... Information on 100+ Perennials:: Where to use Perennials in the Perennial border By V. Ries The term perennial border has become a by-word wherever gardening is done. Perennial borders around the edges of the home plot or old-style back yard have done much to get people away from the old type of gardening that consisted of a lawn cluttered up with small flower beds. It is generally realized that today the better effect is obtained by giving the flowers the necessary setting by placing them in a border around the edges of the yard or garden. The lawn then serves as a foreground for the picture. It may have a background hedge or a planting of shrubs; or, if space is lacking, a vine-covered fence may serve and at the same time give the ever essential privacy and seclusion that good taste desires in the modern garden. The perennial border may be fitted to any property, however small, however large. It may be only a foot wide and a few feet long, or ten feet or more wide and several hundred feet long. It may represent the initial expenditure of twenty-five cents for seed or hundreds of dollars for plants.

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