National Garden Month

Cold, frost, and freezing weather kills many vegetables. Use this frost dates calendar to figure out when it is safe to plant different types of vegetables.

The National Gardening Association has compiled three guides to help you grow vegetables, fruits, and herbs successfully. These guides are great for beginners.

This online course is great for adults and children interested in learning how plants work.

This online course helps new gardeners learn how to grow food.

Gardening during a pandemic is for everyone, regardless of whether you live in an apartment or on a 100 acre ranch. Gardening gets you out in the fresh air (while respecting social distancing), adds positive energy into your life, gives you something fun to do, and gives a new activity that the whole family can participate in.

Enter your zip code to access Audubon’s native plants database and explore the best plants for birds in your area, as well as local resources and links to more information.

Figure out how much mulch you need for your garden using either square feet or width, length.

Blog about organic gardening with a common sense approach.

Create the perfect front yard and backyard landscapes with these BHG gardening tips.

Identify what is wrong with your vegetables using Cornell's extensive photo gallery and fact sheets.

Considered to be one of the most extensive plant databases online, Dave's Garden provides plant information for new and expert gardeners.

Advice and tips on how to garden.

Gardening how-to articles, advice, planning tools, and more.