* Introduction * History * Spring Tour * Other Seasons * Fruit and Vegetables * Herbs * Work * Family * Links * 

 * Visiting the Garden * Design Elements * SPECIMENS * Companions * TIPS * GARDEN FURNITURE *

American Rhododendron Society
Tacoma ARS Chapter
Seattle ARS Chapter
Olympia ARS Chapter
Cascade ARS Chapter
Pilchuck ARS Chapter
  Tappanzee ARS Chapter
Australian Rhododendron Society
Azalea Society of America
Finnish Rhododendron Club
Rhododendron.Forenigen (Denmark)
Société Bretonne du Rhododendron


 

    

Naomi Astarte

    
Gardens

The Chase Garden

Exbury Gardens
         
Meerkerk Gardens

Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew  
   
The Norwegian Arboretum

Sources

Greer Gardens

Lake Tapps Nursery

    
A.
    M. Leonard Tools




    
Autism


    
What is autism?


    
Autism Society of America


    
Annual Easter Egg Hunt
in the Garden for
Children With Disabilities

    


Jordan





    


    
Gardening and the
Environment

   Sightline

   The Nature Conservancy 

The Nature Conservancy
of Washington

A Garden Can:

   *  provide green space in your neighborhood
   *  reduce recreation generated pollution
   *  enhance appreciation for living things
   *  reduce your use of motor vehicles
   *  teach children how to nurture life

                                                 But a Garden Can Also:

                                                 *  add pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers to local waters
                                                 *  consume inordinate amounts of water resources
                                                 *  encourage excessive use of power equipment
                                                 *  promote expansion of suburbia
                                                 *  destroy native ecosystems

© 2001 by John and Doreen Anderson