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BelleWood Gardens Gatehouse

Garden author, columnist and teacher Judy Glattstein presents some of her writings, information about classes and books, and a gardening diary.

http://www.bellewood-gardens.com/

Dirt by Amy Stewart

Garden writer Amy Stewart shares a weblog with garden columns, observations, articles, and links to other online gardening topics.

http://blog.amystewart.com

The Garden State

A backyard garden journal from the state of New Jersey, with personal, weblog-style observations, facts, and ramblings.

http://suzette.typepad.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Gardenlady.com

Short articles and advice about plants and gardening and home-landscaping from a professional garden speaker and writer.

http://www.gardenlady.com/

Gardens Florida

Gardening author and publicist Monica Brandies presents her biography, portraits of featured plants, seasonal advice for Florida gardeners, and a collection of her newspaper columns.

http://www.gardensflorida.com/

Graham Rice

English garden author and photographer provides a bio, links to current articles, books authored, and lecture topics and scheduling.

http://grahamrice.com/

Horticulture Guy

Peter Punzi, known in Tacoma from newspaper and cable TV, offers a biography, weblog, and questions and answers section, and describes his coaching services.

http://horticultureguy.com/

Janine's Garden

Janine Colman, Australian television garden expert, presents fact sheets and a list of plants with information and photos.

http://www.janinesgarden.com/

Joe Gardener

Joe Lamp'l, known from television, radio, and magazine articles, presents garden information, a weblog and newsletter, and hosts a questions and answers and forum.

http://www.joegardener.com/

Judith Narvhus Garden Talks

Norwegian garden speaker presents an illustrated overview of several topics on which she lectures, as well as contact information and fees. [Norwegian/English]

http://www.hageprat.com

Leslie Land

Garden columnist of the New York Times presents an active weblog of gardening observations and tips, as well as an overview of her books about cooking and gardening, and her professional activities.

http://leslieland.com

Pat Welsh's Garden Expressions

Garden author in Southern California presents an overview of her books, a gallery of her mosaic murals, and a calendar of talks and book signings.

http://www.patwelsh.com/

Penelope Hobhouse

Site of the acclaimed garden writer, educator and tour leader.

http://www.penelopehobhouse.com/

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