The next meeting will be on March 11th, at the regular time (1:00 p.m.) at the First Presbyterian Church. Come early and meet the recently graduated Master Gardeners.Mark's article's "Hypoxylon canker can attack shade trees" from the December 9th 09 Baxter Bulletin article is online in the Garden News section under "Other Articles".

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Daylilies 'El Desperado' and with Echinacea submitted by Lucinda Reynolds

                                                                                                                

Garden Sites

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The Plant Expert
This site is designed to provide you with free, useful advice about growing your plants (indoors or out). We will be continually increasing our resources for your benefit.

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Rochester Gardening
This web site is meant to encourage the transfer of information relating to the varied interests of gardeners living near Rochester NY. This is accomplished by presenting some material which is local in content, and links to resources found elsewhere on the Internet.

There are many garden sites on the Web that are trying to sell you something. We're not. Although there is mention on this site of vendors, garden service providers, and organizations holding classes, they don't pay us to do it. We keep in touch with organizations offering garden information and services, but they don't determine what you see on this site. We hope to give you a useful resource without big bucks sponsoring it.

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Dave's Garden

Dave's Garden website is a gardener friendly destination. The plant database is billed as the largest in the world, "...with 86,188 entries, 58,365 images and 33,503 comments." You can

search by name or plant characteristics or just browse through the pictures. Searches are

limited if you are not a registered member, but membership is free. There are many other

features of this website as well

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Fine Gardening
Fine Gardening Magazine's web site!

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 Plants, Bulbs & Seeds

Pine Ridge Gardens

Pine Ridge Gardens Nestled in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, Pine Ridge Gardens is off

the beaten track, surrounded by woods. Our listings of native plants represent species that are found in many states from Texas to Wisconsin and from Maine to Florida and all in between. All of our plants are nursery propagated.

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Brent & Becky's Bulbs
We are hybridizers of daffodils and third generation bulb growers, trialing many unusual and specialty bulbs on our 10 acre farm and gardens in Gloucester, Virginia

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Horticare Company

The Horticare Company is conveniently located in Central Arkansas. Founded in 1980, the Horticare Company is family owned and operated and has over 20 years of growing and designing experience. During this time, we have become not only an industry leader, but also

the industry standard. Our services range from weekly lawn maintenance to spectacular landscape designs. No matter what the need, Horticare can do it.

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Old House Bulbs
We’re proud to be America’s only mail-order source devoted entirely to heirloom bulbs, many available nowhere else, and an international leader in the preservation of these fabulous relics

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Botanic Treasurers

I offer for sale Plumeria, Euphorbia milii, Bougainvillea, Canna, Crinum and a few varieties of Ginger. More plant groups will be added each year. I also carry a full line of specialty fertilizers

to meet the growing needs of all your favorite plants.

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Johnny's Selected Seeds

Our seed catalog features a wide variety of vegetable, flower, and medicinal and culinary herb seeds, spring flowering perennial flower bulbs, cover crop and farm seed, and a great line of gardening tools, accessories, and kitchen supplies in both the Home Gardener Seed Catalog

and the Commercial Grower Seed Catalog.

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Tomato Growers Supply

Started in the mid '80s, this Fort Myers, Florida, seed company has a commitment to quality

and diversity. They offer more than 500 varieties of tomatoes and peppers, including huge selections of both hybrid tomato seeds and heirloom tomato seeds, hot chilies, sweet peppers, tomatillos, and eggplants, plus garden supplies, garden books, and posters. Tomato Growers' offerings are carefully selected for extraordinary flavor, color, extreme earliness, or special disease resistance, and in many cases, a combination of these attributes. The company personally trials and tests varieties before it selects them for you to grow, ensuring that their offerings are among the finest available.

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Dutch Gardens

For nearly a century, Dutch Gardens has been supplying Holland's finest bulbs and plants to beautify gardens throughout the U.S. Our history in Holland, however, goes back many more generations. Our gardening experts come from families who have long been leading Dutch horticulturists

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Garden Guides
Garden guides has a seed shop, flower guide, vegetable guide, herb guide, bulbs,  photo gallery, chat room, garden links, techniques, bookstore, and article's

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I Love Plants

If you love plants and gardening, iloveplants.com was created especially for you. It provides quick and simple access to thousands of garden related websites for FREE.

We've done the research for you and the results are links to the BEST garden information on

the Internet, including: Regional Gardening
       Garden Blogs
       Garden Information Websites
       The Latest Garden News
       Garden Books, Plants & Products

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Brecks

Breck's full-time staff of bulb experts spends the entire year in Holland devoting themselves to obtaining cream-of-the-crop bulbs for shipment to our customers in America. Our experts all come from Dutch families who have been growing and marketing bulbs for several generations. They know how to pick the very best.

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Catalogs

John Scheepers Flower Bulbs

One of the oldest and most prestigious flower bulb importers, John Scheepers offers 700 varieties of the best tulips, narcissi, lilies, amaryllis and rare and unusual Dutch bulbs at exceptionally low retail prices with real volume discounts.

 

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 Plant Characteristics

Plant Checklist

Search the PLANTS database by Scientific Name, Common Name, Symbol, Family, Genus, and/or State. This yields a fully synonymized checklist (with all synonyms shown).

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 Plant Diseases

Tomato Diseases
A Guide to the Identification of Common Problems

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Pest & Disease Finder

No garden is immune to the effects of pests and diseases. But knowing your enemy can help you take steps to lessen--or even eradicate--the damage caused by these garden foes

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 Plant Pronumciations

Fine Gardening's Guide to Pronouncing Botanical Latin

Gardeners often lament that they feel intimidated about pronouncing the Latin names of plants.

If you've avoided calling black snakeroot Cimicifuga racemosa because you didn't want to tie your tongue in knots, you're not alone. So we've decided to add a department to Fine

Gardening that lists the pronunciation of all the Latin names mentioned in that issue.

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 Insects

Insect Images

The Source for Entomology Photos
A joint project of the University of Georgia and the USDA Forest Service.

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Beneficial Organisms of the Home Garden

This page is devoted to the beneficial organisms or the good guys/ladies of the rose garden.

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 Off Topic Links

Baxter County Government

Baxter County is located in the north central section of Arkansas and is approximately 600 square miles. Baxter County has elevations ranging from 800 to 1,400 feet. Baxter County was formed on March 24, 1873, from parts of Fulton, Izard, Marion and Searcy Counties and was named for Elisa Baxter, then the Governor of Arkansas. Mountain Home is the County seat.

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Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce

Welcome to our home of mountains, lakes, and rivers. Nestled in the beautiful Ozark Mountains of Arkansas, the Mountain Home Area is one of the best vacation and retirement spots in the country. The Mountain Home Area encompasses two massive lakes, three rivers, and beautiful mountain scenery, fulfilling Arkansas' motto as "The Natural State."

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Mountain Home. Net

The page shows the Ozarks area weather and the lake levels for all the area lakes

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Bull Shoals Lake Level

A report on Bull Shoals Lake and White River levels.

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Mountain Home City Government

"On behalf of the Mayor's Office, the entire City Council, and the citizens of Mountain Home, we welcome you to our city and the Twin Lakes area. Visit us and you will see why we are so enthusiastic!"

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