Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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Even if you only grow a couple of pots of tomatoes and strawberries, you are still a gardener. Whether you are planting a few herbs on your kitchen windowsill or ½ an acre of 40 different vegetables & flowers, you are still a gardener. Just one dying houseplant? You are still a gardener. And since you are a gardener, this blog's for you. Trish's Garden is dedicated to growing in the desert. I am in Gilbert, AZ, a Phoenix suburb. If I can do it, you can too!
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Links to the best garden info and gear on the web
- AZ Master Gardeners (great resource)
- Baker's Nursery
- Beneficial Insects
- Best Composting Info
- Canning and Preserving
- Companion Planting
- Companion Planting from Seeds of Change
- CompostGuide
- Dave the Garden Guy
- Desert Botanical Garden
- Desert Tropicals
- Gardeners Supply Co.
- GardensAlive: Environmentally Responsible Garden Products
- Growing Tomatoes in the Desert
- GrowOrganic.com
- Gurney's Seed and Nursery
- Herb Gardening - How to Dry and Store Your Fresh Garden Herbs
- High Country Gardens (arid climate flora)
- How to Compost
- Park Seed
- RecipeZaar for yummy ways to eat your garden product
- Seeds of Change (Organic Seeds)
- Square Foot Gardening
- Trish's Herb Page (not me)
1 Garden Reflections:
OH MAN! I want some!!! I JUST put these on my "seasonal vegetables" section of my spread sheet. I can never remember which vegetables come in which season (I know....I'm not very observant). Anyway, thanks for sharing the springy pictures. I was driving home in our colder climate thinking about your pear blooming picture and thanking you in my mind for letting me in on beautiful springtime. It made me feel better.
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