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- American
Community Gardening Association - The ACGA is an organization
of professionals, volunteers and supporters of community greening
in urban and rural communities.
- The
Arboretum of Los Angeles County - The arboretum has labelled
plant collections, reference materials, and educational programs.
- Boyce
Thompson Southwestern Arboretum - Founded in the 1920s
near Superior, Arizona. There are plants from the varied deserts
and dry lands and alongside unspoiled examples of the native
Sonoran Desert vegetation.
- Brooklyn
Botanic Garden - News about Garden programs, events and
activities, a virtual tour of Brooklyn Botanic Garden, articles
about gardening, online shopping for gardening books, botanical
research, etc.
- The
Butchart Gardens - In 1904, the concept of The Butchart
Gardens began with an effort to beautify a worked-out quarry
site on the 130-acre estate of Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Butchart,
pioneers in the manufacture of Portland Cement in Canada.
Their endeavour became a family commitment to horticulture
and hospitality spanning more than 90 years and delighting
visitors from all over the world.
- Cheekwood
Gardens - Visitors will discover a Japanese garden, an
herb garden, two perennial gardens, a color garden, water
garden, seasons garden and an award-winning wildflower garden.
- Community
Gardens Forum - This forum is meant for the discussion
of all aspects of organizing and participating in community
gardens.
- Denver
Botanic Gardens - Denver Botanic Gardens offers an oasis
in an urban setting. Inside, the lobby court display changes
seasonally, highlighting tropical plants, cacti and succulents,
flowering bulbs and more. Outside, there is always something
blooming in the world-renowned Rock Alpine Garden, or visitors
can stroll through the Japanese, Plains, Water, Herb, Vegetable,
Scripture or Water-Smart gardens.
- Denver
Urban Gardens - The Denver Urban Gardens web site introduces
viewers to the nonprofit organization that transforms vacant,
derelict inner-city lots into lush oases for the community.
- Descanso
Gardens Welcomes You - Descanso Gardens is a 160-acre
public garden located twenty minutes from downtown Los Angeles
in La Cañada Flintridge.
- Desert
Botanical Garden - The purpose of the Desert Botanical
Garden is to exhibit, conserve, study and disseminate knowledge
of arid-land plants of the world, with a particular emphasis
on succulents and the native flora of the Southwestern United
States. Located in Phoenix, Arizona.
- Fullerton
Arboretum - This is a non-profit botanical garden located
on 26 acres in the northeast portion of the campus of California
State University, Fullerton.
- Harry
P. Leu Gardens - There are nearly fifty acres of peaceful
grounds here that let you enjoy "Old Florida" at
a leisurely pace. Stroll along meandering paths shaded by
ancient oaks, forests of camellias and giant camphors.
Take a guided tour of the Leu House Museum, a restored late
nineteenth-century home that began as a Florida farmhouse
- Huntsville
Botanical Garden - The Huntsville-Madison County (Alabama)Botanical
Garden merges the timeless beauty of nature with the technology
of the surrounding scientific community.
- Idaho
Falls Community Gardens - Have fun and learn to grow flowers,
fruits and vegetables at the Idaho Falls Community Garden.
- JC
Raulston Arboretum - Arboretum at North Carolina State
University.
- Key
West Audubon House & Tropical Gardens - The gardens
are located in sunny Key West Florida.
- Living
Prairie Museum - A tall grass prairie preserve which promotes
awareness and conservation of thier native area while offering
a large variety of native grass and wildflower seeds collected
from remnant tall grass prairie in the Winnipeg area.
- Long
Beach Organic - Transforms urban vacant lots into productive
and green community gardens that "provide the freshest
fruits and vegetables available".
- Longwood
Gardens - These gardens located in Kennett Square, PA have
many unusual plants from around the world.
- The
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens WWW Service - These public
gardens in Sarasota, Florida feature tropical plants, with
special emphasis on epiphytic plants, and provide programs
of conservation, displays, education and research.
- Missouri
Botanical Garden - Located on a 79 acre site in St. Louis,
the Missouri Botanical Garden is world-renowned for its fundamental
botanical research, horticultural display and education programs.
A wide variety of outstanding thematic gardens, include the
Climatron(sm), the world's first geodesic dome greenhouse,
and the largest Japanese Garden in North America.
- The
National Arboretum - The U.S. National Arboretum is a
U.S. Department of Agriculture research and education facility
and a living museum. It is dedicated to serving the public
and improving our environment by developing and promoting
improved floral and landscape plants and new technologies
through scientific research, educational programs, display
gardens, and germplasm conservation.
- The
New York Botanical Garden - The 250-acre setting of the
New York Botanical Garden in the north Bronx has many gardens
and special plantings which offer stunning seasonal displays
from tulips and azaleas in spring through to the rich foliage
of fall.
- Northey
Street City Farm - This community farm in Brisbane, Australia
grows organic fruit and vegetables.
- Nunawading
Community Gardens - One of the first community gardens
in Australia.
- Old
Sturbridge Village - The gardens at Old Sturbridge Village
are planted with antique varieties of plants, vegetables,
flowers, and herbs to recreate the gardens of the early 19th
century.
- Quail
Botanical Gardens - Quail Botanical Gardens is a place
of beauty in all seasons. Ancient cycads, majestic palms,
flowering trees and the largest bamboo collection in the United
States are part of the diverse and botanically important collections
you will discover here.
- Royal
Botanic Gardens - Visit the beautiful public gardens at
Kew Web.
- Seeds
of Hope...Harvest of Pride! - A resource for community
vegetable gardeners from Ohio State University Extension's
Urban Gardening Program.
- Strybing
Arboretum & Botanical Gardens - Strybing Arboretum
& Botanical Gardens, owned by the city of San Francisco,
is living museum of plants is operated by a public/private
partnership between the nonprofit Strybing Arboretum Society
and the San Francisco Recreation & Park Department
- Tohono
Chul Park - Tohono Chul Park is a 49-acre desert reserve
located in the midst of an ever-growing urban area in northwest
Tucson. The Park features nature trails, demonstration gardens,
a geology wall, Garden for Children, changing art and cultural
exhibits, the Tohono Chul Park Tea Room restaurant, greenhouse
and two museum shops.
- Tucson
Botanical Gardens - TBG provides horticultural and ecological
education, encourages responsible environmental stewardship,
and provides a relaxing setting for its visitors.
- Univ.
of California Botanical Garden - The garden was established
in 1890 as a museum of living plants representing the world's
major floras.
- UW
Medicinal Herb Garden Home Page - Located on the campus
the University of Washington in Seattle, the Medicinal Herb
Garden is a resource for herbalists, medics, and botanists
of all levels.
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