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Gardening improves the outside appearance of your living space, cultivates healthy living habits through growing and eating your own produce, and has positive benefits from the exercise you get while planting and maintaining your own garden. The following guide provides the latest tools and resources you need to learn about gardening to fit your lifestyle. Adults, seniors, and children can find gardening a healthy and exciting hobby to pursue.

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Gardening Resources

If you're looking for some sites chock-full of information about all sorts of gardening, the online ... read more »

Vegetable and Herb Gardens

Want to avoid a few trips to the supermarket? Consider planting a few herbs and veggies of your ... read more »

Small Gardens

Just because you don't have space for an expansive garden doesn't mean that you can't enjoy a few ... read more »

Environmentally Friendly Gardening

Planting a garden is a great way to provide more fresh oxygen for all the breathing creatures on ... read more »

Gardening for Kids

Gardening is an activity the whole family can enjoy. Getting your kids out of the house and into ... read more »

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You'll find some of the best gardening advice from other gardeners just like yourself. Take a look at some of these online blogs, communities, and forums to see if someone has already asked (and answered) your question. Or see if you might be able to provide help or advice to another gardener, and post any questions or comments you may have to get responses from other members of the community.

Dulcinea's Insight

Many online magazines and communities require you to register with your name and e-mail address if you want to post to their forums or blogs. If you don't want to register, don't worry—almost every forum allows you to read posts by others without registering.

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GardenWeb is iVillage's garden and home community. The "Gardeners Connect" section is a great place to get in touch with other garden heads. You'll find blogs, forums, and "The Garden Exchange," a place where you can trade plants and seeds with other gardeners.

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GardenStew calls itself "your home and gardening community." With more than 22 forums, 110 blogs, members' photo galleries, a member map showing where in the world members are located, and a calendar of events, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved in this very active community.

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Community Horticulture is a blog on the Cornell University Department of Horticulture Web site. It offers advice by experts on different topics such as West Nile Virus and cauliflower research. You can post without joining but you'll still have to include an e-mail address to verify your identity.

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