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| Here are some horticultural websites that you may find helpful.
All-America Selections-Annual Flower and Vegetable Variety Winners All-America Rose Selections Asian Longhorned Beetle Information A gardening book packed with plants that will grow and thrive in the Empire State, including Long Island and the Metropolitan area. It includes the best annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs, roses, vines, bulbs, herbs and outdoor foliage plants. This new gardening book identifies the hardiness zone for each plant, their height and spread, flower color, bloom time and planting information. It also includes growing conditions, tips, recommended varieties and other practical and interesting information about these readily available and attractive plants - all with full color photographs (360 photos)
It is 160 plus pages of colorful plants that will grow in New York and Long Island and Metropolitan area. Included are: Gold Medal Award winning trees, shrubs and perennials, All-America Selections annuals, All-America Rose Selections and selected Perennials of the Year. Over 360 plants. Cornell Cooperative Extension Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County Farmingdale Horticulture Committee members and fundraising events Farmingdale State University's Horticulture Program (once in website, click on Farmingdale Horticulture Committee) Each year the Long Island Horticultural Society Gold Medal Plant Awards Committee recognizes plants that are decorative, have exceptional qualities, are suited for Long Island growing conditions, need little to no maintenance, are relatively pest free, durable and are available. Plus, the plants are evaluated for pest resistance. The committee is comprised of Cornell Cooperative Extension specialists, nursery men and women, groundskeepers, pathologists, entomologists and garden writers. The Long Island Power Authority Tree Trimming Program is described on this site. A listing of trees that will make good street trees. You can contact the Nassau/Suffolk Landscape Gardeners Association for a listing of member landscape maintenance companies that work in your area. National Arbor Day Foundation The National Garden Bureau was founded in 1920 to disseminate accurate information on gardening from seed. It is a non-profit organization with limited resources. To find an arborist or tree care professional in New Jersey. To find an arborist or tree care professional in New York State. An organization dedicated to providing education to enhance the utilization of perennial plants.
Click on this link for the perennial of the year. Previous winners are also on this site. Plant A Row for the Hungry The Neighborhood Network is a source of preventive organic pest control measures for the lawn plus they have a listing of organic landscapers. |
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