Scientific Beekeeping
A site on beekeeping research and practice, with articles on bee biology and management. Useful for beekeepers who want evidence-based reading. Research-minded articles on honey bee management and health.
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A site on beekeeping research and practice, with articles on bee biology and management. Useful for beekeepers who want evidence-based reading. Research-minded articles on honey bee management and health.
SignalerGrow Native!, a Missouri program promoting native plants and sustainable landscaping, with plant information and resources. Useful for gardeners choosing native plants. Resources for planting natives that support local wildlife.
SignalerHomegrown National Park, a movement encouraging people to add native plants to yards and green spaces to support wildlife. Useful for gardeners planning wildlife-friendly yards. A call and guide to plant natives in home landscapes for wildlife.
SignalerThe seed saving pages of Seed Savers Exchange, a nonprofit that preserves and shares heirloom seeds, with guidance on saving seed. Useful for gardeners who want to keep their own seed. Guidance on saving and storing seed from an organization that preserves heirloom varieties.
SignalerThe blog of Joe Lamp'l, known as Joe Gardener, with gardening advice, a podcast and videos on growing plants. Useful for gardeners looking for plain advice on soil and growing. Practical gardening advice on soil, seeds and growing methods.
SignalerA section of Food Gardening Network with articles on container gardening indoors, outdoors, on a patio or on a countertop. Useful for people with limited space. Container gardening articles for patios, indoor spaces and countertops.
SignalerThe Permaculture Women's Guild, an international hub for women in permaculture, offering publications, community forums and online courses. Useful for people learning permaculture. Free publications, forums and courses on permaculture design and practice.
SignalerPoultry education from Penn State Extension, with articles and resources on keeping poultry. Useful for small flock keepers wanting university-backed information. Extension service resources on raising and caring for backyard flocks.
SignalerThe blog of the Natural Beekeeping Trust, a charity promoting beekeeping approaches that follow the natural behavior of bees. Useful for beekeepers interested in low-intervention methods. Writing on natural, low-intervention beekeeping.
SignalerThe Washington State Beekeepers Association, a membership group with conference information and resources for beekeepers. Useful for beekeepers in Washington. A regional association of beekeepers with conferences and local resources.
SignalerSoutherns Beekeeping Association, a voluntary association of hobbyist and professional beekeepers in South Africa. Useful for beekeepers in the region. A regional beekeeping group for hobbyists and professionals.
SignalerThe garden blog of the Lancashire Wildlife Trust, with posts on gardening and nature topics in northwest England. Useful for gardeners who want wildlife-friendly ideas. Wildlife gardening posts from a regional wildlife trust.
SignalerThe wildlife gardening blog of Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, with posts on gardening for nature in the English Midlands. Useful for gardeners who want to support local wildlife. Wildlife gardening posts from a county wildlife trust.
SignalerThe wildlife gardening blog of North Wales Wildlife Trust, with posts about gardening that supports nature. Useful for gardeners in Wales and beyond. Practical wildlife gardening posts from a regional wildlife charity.
SignalerThe blog of the Canberra Organic Growers Society, a community group for organic gardeners, covering club policies and growing news. Useful for gardeners in the Canberra region. A local growers' society with seeds, soil and growing information shared among members.
SignalerA Swedish kitchen garden blog where Sara Backmo writes about growing the vegetables her family needs, organic gardening and self-sufficiency. Useful for people growing food at home. A family kitchen garden in Sweden, documented with growing notes.
SignalerThe blog of Homefront Farmers, with tips on organic vegetable garden construction, raised bed design and organic pest control. Useful for new vegetable gardeners. Raised bed design and organic pest control for the home vegetable garden.
SignalerBen's blog from Higgledy Garden, a UK flower and seed grower, with notes on growing flowers from seed. Useful for gardeners growing cut flowers. Growing flowers from seed, with practical notes from a UK grower.
SignalerThe blog of Ann-Marie Powell, a UK garden designer. Useful for gardeners interested in garden design and planting. Garden design and planting ideas from a professional designer.
SignalerA gardening blog for gardens bigger than a courtyard but smaller than an acre, with tips on saving time, effort or money. Useful for home gardeners with mid-sized plots. Ornamental garden ideas for mid-sized home gardens.
SignalerThe blog of Slow Flowers Journal, which promotes locally grown flowers and the growers and florists who use them. Useful for readers interested in seasonal, local floral design. Locally grown flowers and the people who grow and arrange them.
SignalerThe blog of Longfield Gardens, an online store selling flower bulbs and perennials, with planting guidance for gardens and containers. Useful for gardeners planting bulbs. Bulb and perennial planting advice from a nursery supplier.
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