May 2007
Booklists · Gardening
Now that spring has arrived, it’s time to turn your attention to planning your garden. Whatever your interest—from working with annuals, perennials and bulbs to creating dramatic container gardens—we have lots of resources to get you started!
Gardening/Garden Design
Organic Gardening/Pest Control
Container Gardening
Flowers: Annuals, Perennials and Bulbs
Vegtables, Fruits, Edible Flowers
Herbs
Gardening Websites
Weekend Gardener
This online gardening magazine offers monthly to-do lists, tutorials, organic solutions to gardening problems, and a plant gallery.
Organic Gardening
Everything you need to know about growing vegetables, flowers, herbs, fruit, and houseplants organically.
Dave’s Garden
Gardener-friendly site with an extensive plant list, gardener’s forums and the garden watchdog where people review garden catalogs and websites.
Vegtable MD Online
Comprehensive list of plant diseases with a useful photo gallery for identifying problems.
Cyndi’s Catalog of Garden Catalogs
Directory of over 2,000 garden mail order catalogs from the US and Canada.
American Horticulture Society
Listing books, events, and tips from the country’s expert gardeners.
U.S. National Arboretum
The Arboretum’s website offers a wide range of information on topics such as garden pests, invasive plants and new plant releases.
HGTV Gardening
Popular home and garden website with tips and advice on all aspects of gardening—from the very basics to designing a zen retreat.
GardenWeb
Community forum, plant exchanges, a directory of organizations and clubs, events list, and Q & A’s
OhioLine Yard and Garden
Fact sheets, web sites, newsletters, bulletins, and links on a wide variety of gardening topics.
Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati
Civic Center events and classes and information about local community gardens.
OSU Horticulture Program
List of special programs for home gardeners and information about OSU’s Master Gardener Program.
BBC Gardening
From across the pond, a fun site where you can design your own virtual garden without lifting a spade.
P. Allen Smith
Advice and tips from an award-winning garden designer.
Martha Stewart Gardening
Martha “shares the creative principles and practical ideas that have made her America’s most trusted guide to stylish living.”
Need more suggestions? Contact your local library and a reference librarian will be happy to assist you.