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Allotment-Diary - A month by month, diary blog of veg growing exploits from Dan at his allotment in the Yorkshire Dales.
Allotment Growing - Here you will find a huge resource for the kitchen gardener, such as forums growing information, growing diaries, photos, recipes.
Allotments UK - Allotments Forum, blogs, articles, TV channel, Maps ...
Elm House Nurseries - The young plant specialists. Elm House offer some fascinating plants raised by expert nurserymen from top quality disease resistant mother stock.
Gardening Zone - A place for gardeners to catch up with other friendly gardeners. If you have any gardening questions, login and ask our gardenining experts.
Greenhousebonanza - at Greenhouse Bonanza, quality and service is the foremost . They sell high quality, top brand name greenhouses at the keenest prices, such that their value speaks for itself. Greenhouse Bonanza is committed to providing the best possible service for their customers.
Howardrice.co.uk - Howard Rice is one of the country's leading garden photographers. His photographs have been published widely both in the U.K. and abroad in gardening magazines, catalogues, books and greetings cards.
Reckless Gardener - An online gardening magazine, including gardening news, gardening show and event information, garden designer directory and gardening bed and breakfast directory.
Shoot - is an award-nominated website for gardeners. Conceived by Nicola Gammon, a 'self-taught' gardener who wanted a simpler way to approach the planting and care of her own garden, Shoot is your gardening resource. Here you will find the tools to help you create and manage your own garden without the need of heavy reference books.
Smart Gardening - help and advice choosing a range of garden tools and machinery. Articles on fencing, turfing, tree pruning and lawn care.
VegExchange - If you grow vegetables, sometimes you may have too many for your friends and family. You can now trade the excess with people in your local area using VegExchange.com.
