Helpful Links – At Whitney’s Farm Market we are proud to feature only the best plant collections and brands for lawn and garden care. We’ve put together a collection of website links that we feel will help you learn more about your favorite plants as well as to provide helpful tips and information.
We’ve also added links to other pages on this site, such as flower gardening with plants from our annual and perennial department. We also have links to various garden product manufacturers whose products we like on our Garden Supplies Section, and our Go Green Section. We hope you will benefit from these sites.
Need more help? Check out these helpful links. You’ll find plenty of helpful information about gardening, plants, and going green. You’ll get better results with your plants with the right information and the right products.
Educational
Rutgers NJ Agriculture Station
Flowers & Plants – The Bonsai Tree
Government Resources
Cooperative Extension Services
A resource to locate your extension service online.
USDA Plants Resources
USDA’s plant database resource.
Magazines
The American Gardener
Online magazine published by The American Horticultural Society.
BirdsandBlooms.com
Beauty in your own back yard.
ChicagoLand Gardening magazine
The magazine for the Chicago gardener.
Carolina Gardener
The resource for gardening information in the Carolinas.
Fine Gardening
Hands on magazine for avid gardeners.
OrganicGardening.com
Magazine for the “Earth Smart” gardener.
Southern Living Online
The magazine for southern gardeners.
WaterGardening.com
The magazine for water gardeners of all ages and experience.
Horticulture Magazine
America’s leading gardening magazine for passionate gardeners.
Garden Design
The definitive source for down-to-earth luxury and style.
Garden Gate
The illustrated guide to home gardening and design.
Texas Gardener
Provides information and advice on the unique aspects of Texas gardening.
Bonsai Empire
Growing & Caring for Bonsai Trees
Organizations
The American Horticultural Society
Educational site sponsored by the American Horticultural Society.
The European Boxwood and Topiary Society
The Garden Club of America
The Garden Club of America seeks to stimulate knowledge and love of gardening.
The Garden Club of Virginia
The Garden Club of Virginia, an active member of the Virginia Conservation Network, promotes gardening throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The Massachussettes Horticultural Society
Dedicated to encouraging the science and practice of horticulture.
National Gardening
Online resource sponsored by the National Gardening Association.
National Garden Clubs Inc
Member site of the National Home Gardening Club.
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society motivates people to improve the quality of life and create a sense of community through horticulture.
Plant Societies
The African Violet Society of America
The American Rhododendron Society
The Netherlands Flower Bulb Information Center
American Camilla Society
To promote interest in the genus Camellia
Public Gardens
Portal to Gardens and Nature Sites
A resource to locate public display gardens throughout North America.
ChanticleerGarden,org
A “pleasure garden” located in Wayne, Pa near Philadelphia.
Longwood Gardens
The world’s premier horticultural display garden located in Kennett Square, PA near Philadelphia.
Monticello
The home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, VA.
Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens
The home of George Washington located on the Potomac river near Alexandria, VA
Morris Aboretorium
Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania is an interdisciplinary center that integrates art, science and the humanities.
https://www.usna.usda.gov/
The United States National Arbetorum
Winterthur.org
A museum of early American decorative arts that opened to the public in 1951. Located in northern Delaware.
The New York Botanical Gardens
One of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in the world.
You can count on the professionals here at Whitney’s Farm Market to help you create a garden you are proud of. If we can help answer any questions, please visit us, or contact us by phone — (413) 442-4749 , or by using our contact form.