World Hardiness Zones is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Gardenia is a gardening site that brings together plant information, garden ideas, practical advice and planning tools. It offers a Plant Finder for searching plants by conditions, a Garden Finder for browsing planting ideas, and a Garden Design Tool for checking compatibility and planning spacing. According to the site, Gardenia does not sell plants or garden products.
Permapeople is a platform for growing food, centred on a crowd-sourced plant database, an open marketplace and garden design tools. It also offers a garden journal and knowledge sharing, with the stated aim of supporting local food production and regenerating the environment.
PictureThis 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.
How 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.
ChipDrop 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.
Garden 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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Gardenia is a gardening site that brings together plant information, garden ideas, practical advice and planning tools. It offers a Plant Finder for searching plants by conditions, a Garden Finder for browsing planting ideas, and a Garden Design Tool for checking compatibility and planning spacing. According to the site, Gardenia does not sell plants or garden products.
Permapeople is a platform for growing food, centred on a crowd-sourced plant database, an open marketplace and garden design tools. It also offers a garden journal and knowledge sharing, with the stated aim of supporting local food production and regenerating the environment.
PictureThis 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.
How 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.
ChipDrop 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.
Garden 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.
