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GrowStuff is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
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Agriculture / Gardening Subreddits is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
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0Garden Design is a digital publication covering garden design, horticulture and plant-driven inspiration. It offers free articles on design ideas, landscape design, small gardens, container and vegetable gardening, and plant care, along with photos and how-to information. The site also hosts live webinars and a free weekly newsletter.
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0Pl@ntNet is a tool to help identify plants with pictures, organized into regional and thematic floras. Its World flora contains more than 70,000 identifiable species. A newer service identifies plant diseases and pests, with more than 2,000 illustrated entries. Users can explore observations and share their own.
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0PictureThis is a plant identifier app and website that identifies flowers, leaves, trees and herbs from a photo. It provides information on disease prevention, treatment, toxicity, care, uses and symbolism, along with a plant encyclopedia and plant care guide covering houseplants, garden plants, flowers, fruits and vegetables.
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0How Many Plants is a houseplant care resource with comprehensive guides covering watering, lighting, propagation and common problems. It also offers material on plant places, planter finds and design tips. A Plant Club is described as being built, and an illustrated plant collection tool is marked coming soon.
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0ChipDrop matches gardeners who want free wood chip mulch with arborists and tree companies seeking to get rid of wood chips and logs. Gardeners sign up and place a request to join a neighborhood list; a local tree trimming company in the area might deliver a load. Arborists can view a map on a phone to find dump spots.
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