Gardens on the web
Allotment and Kitchen gardens	www.xpz05.dial.pipex.com/homepage.htm Lots of information, such as where to find allotments, what to grow etc
BBC gardening sites	www.bbc.co.uk/gardening/ Links to all BBC sites
Dr Greenfingers	www.doctorgreenfingers.co.uk/ Many links, help and ideas here
Virtual Library	www.gardenweb.com/vl/ WWW Virtual Library containing hundreds of further links on every subject imaginable - a terrific resource
Gardens Supply sources
Water Gardens HQ	www.watergardenshq.com/ Categorized resource directory for everything about water gardens.
Jacksons Nurseries	www.jacksonsnurseries.co.uk/ Garden supplies and landscaping in Staffordshire.
Crocus	www.crocus.co.uk/ An excellent garden supply site specialising in plants and how to look after them.
British Wildflowers	www.wildflowers.co.uk/ The British Wildflower Plants Co. A source of native species, and information. Remember it is illegal to uproot ANY wildflowers!
Online Garden	www.online-garden.com A site specialising in garden lighting, though with many unrelated products too...
Other sites of interest
Blue Forest	http://www.blueforest.com/ Bespoke treehouses and more.
The Paving Expert	http://www.pavingexpert.com/ Paving Company AJ McCormack and Son have put together information and impartial advice for users and contractors alike. Well worth a visit.
The Paving Expert	http://www.pavingexpert.com/ Paving Company AJ McCormack and Son have put together information and impartial advice for users and contractors alike. Well worth a visit.
The Eden Project	http://www.edenproject.com/ Huge biodomes in Cornwall: "A living theatre of plants and people" - So now you know
Royal Horticultural Society	www.rhs.org.uk/ The Royal Horticultural Society
Kew Gardens	www.rbgkew.org.uk/ The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
HDRA	www.hdra.org.uk/ HDRA: The Organic Association. Information for gardeners, schools, research and much more
Little Green Website	www-green.cusu.cam.ac.uk/ A Cambridge University site, with eclectic advice and interesting links
Postcodes for plants database	http://www.nhm.ac.uk/science/projects/fff/ The idea is that you enter your postcode, and receive a checklist of locally-occuring native species - the best to plant in your area
Australian National Botanic Gardens	www.anbg.gov.au/anbg Rare and threatened plants, with 'what's in flower this week' in Australia
The Missouri Botanic Garden	www.mobot.org/MOBOT/research Research information, together with planting advice (if you live in the US, of course...)
Japanese Gardens	www.columbia.edu/itc/ealac/V3613/gardens/elements.html Elements of Japanese formal garden design, from Columbia University, USA
Garden gnomes	http://www.allingardens.co.uk/acatalog/ Garden_Centre_Traditional_Garden_Gnomes_57.html If you must have garden gnomes, look no further...