anymore helpful websites?

[eddy13]

Anyone know any other websites offering instruction on anything landscape and lawn related? Thanks
-Ed

[lugnut#6]

http://msucares.com/index.html
go bulldogs!!!!!

[eddy13]

thanks pat

[lugnut#6]

http://www.weedalert.com/index.shtml

[eddy13]

thanks Pat..weed site is awesome, just what I was looking for
-Ed

[lugnut#6]

dang dollarweed!...lol

thank lawn godfather...he sent me there.
great site for info.

[mdvaden]

We offer limited "instruction" and a few ideas at our site:

http://www.mdvaden.com

[lugnut#6]

luv dem stargazers!!!

[lugnut#6]

ya wanna helpful website?...try the weather channel..storms a comin!

<ding>....hear that?....thats the sound of mother natures giant cash register.

got the stihl farm boss sharpined...think of all the leaves from the wind.
lots of yards need cleaning after a little storm like dis en here.

look for me around town..stop and say hi!

[Randy J]

For things organic: The Dirt Doctor (http://www.dirtdoctor.com/) & North Country Organics (http://www.norganics.com/)
For general gardening information: Garden Web (http://www.gardenweb.com/) .
A good site similar to weed alert: Greencast (http://www.greencastonline.com/index.asp) .
Good general landscaping information: Landscape group (http://www.landscapegroup.com/lg/) & Landscape Online (http://www.landscapeonline.com/) .
For grasses, there's Lawn Grass (http://www.lawngrasses.com/) & Yardcare.com (http://www.yardcare.com/index2.html)
And there's Plants.com (http://plants.usda.gov/) .
And of course, for the Granddaddy of them all: PLCAA (http://www.plcaa.org/home/)

That should keep you reading for a while.

Randy

[Randy J]

For things organic: The Dirt Doctor (http://www.dirtdoctor.com/) & North Country Organics (http://www.norganics.com/)
For general gardening information: Garden Web (http://www.gardenweb.com/) .
A good site similar to weed alert: Greencast (http://www.greencastonline.com/index.asp) .
Good general landscaping information: Landscape group (http://www.landscapegroup.com/lg/) & Landscape Online (http://www.landscapeonline.com/) .
For grasses, there's Lawn Grass (http://www.lawngrasses.com/) .
And there's
And of course, for the Granddaddy of them all: PLCAA (http://www.plcaa.org/home/) Yardcare.com (http://www.yardcare.com/index2.html) Plants.com (http://plants.usda.gov/) .

That should keep you reading for a while.

Randy

[eddy13]

thanks guys....keep em' coming.

[mdvaden]

I searched for my own name today. This came up:

http://www.goguides.org/index.php?viewCat=986&results_onpage=5

Go there, and click on most any site, then go to the LINKS page that may be in any one of them.

Then click on the sites on those links page, and find the LINKS page of any others you go to.

That's the fastest way to find links. It could be termed surfing links of links page links.

If you dead-end, then type a search term like "gardening" and see what sites come up - pick one, then go to their LINKS page and pick sites to get to the LINKS page of more links.

[mdvaden]

Try scanning through this one - maybe someone else listed it, but I'm too burned-out to look at the other posts tonight.

http://gardeninglaunchpad.com/whatsnew.html

[MasonGrey]

Here's one I have found useful in the past http://www.allaboutlawns.com/

[eddy13]

thanks everyone
-Ed

[mdb landscaping]

www.hort.uconn.edu

the plant selector is a great site to help you find plants in your area.

[gene gls]

www.daytonnursery.com
www.minnesotavalley.com

Gene

[Bob Minney]

Good site to browse but a lot more in depth info available if you use the search.
http://www.ext.colostate.edu/ptlk/index.html

[crawdad]

I know a few good sites. PM me, and I'll send them to you.
Crawdad

[eddy13]

thanks to all again...
-Ed