1.When you reach the Cornell Plantations website, try the plants search called Find a Plant. This website has an exhaustive list of plants with great search abilities.
2. Rebecca's Garden is the same as the gardening TV program.
3. The Brooklyn, New York, and Missouri Botonical Gardens list their special events.
4. The Better Homes and Gardens website has enormous resources for garden planning. It has 27 garden plans, a Plan-a-Garden grid, garden slide shows, a plant and flower index and zone maps.
5.Park Seed has a marvelous coleus for sale called Black Velvet.
6.Burpee Seeds, Logees and Dutch Gardens all have seeds and bulbs for sale.
7.In the Fine Gardening website, you can watch a video called "What deer damage looks like". (I hear you laughing hysterically). The man is the horticulturist from the Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz, New York. You may be surprised to know that deer have lower front teeth only. I was.
8.The Country Living website offers garden tours.
If you check out these websites thoroughly, you will be busy until spring and Time To Plant!