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RESOURCES:
Enter the name of any plant in the Google search field to receive a list of sites
providing cultural information and photographs of the plant.
The New York Botanical Garden LuEsther T. Mertz Library
Plant Information Service: “From gardening advice to houseplant questions,
identification to landscape design consultation.”
Speak to a specialist or make an appointment at 718-817-8681
Service is available Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. until 12 p.m.
E-mail your question to pltinfo@nybg.org
ORGANIZATIONS:
Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons
"An opportunity to join other gardeners and make your own gardening more
enjoyable." Lectures, round table discussions, plant exchanges, garden visits, a
monthly newsletter and the most comprehensive horticultural library on the East
End.
Southampton Rose Society
Offers membership for “individuals who simply share a love of our national flower.”
An affiliate of the American Rose Society providing horticultural education and
activities centered on rose cultivation.
Cornell Cooperative Extension websites:
GARDEN CONSERVANCIES
Long House Reserve
Located in East Hampton. Jack Lenor Larsen's Garden.??
Madoo Conservancy
Located in Sagaponack, artist Robert Dash's Garden.
Bridge Gardens Trust
Located in Bridgehampton.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE:
Quail Hill Community Farm
One of the original CSA farms in the United States. Located in Amagansett and
serving over 200 families.
Edible East End
A magazine celebrating the harvest of the Hamptons and the North Fork season by
season. Highlights the produce and cultural practices of local farms and vineyards.
Available free at many local stores and markets.
Enter the name of any plant in the Google search field to receive a list of sites
providing cultural information and photographs of the plant.
The New York Botanical Garden LuEsther T. Mertz Library
Plant Information Service: “From gardening advice to houseplant questions,
identification to landscape design consultation.”
Speak to a specialist or make an appointment at 718-817-8681
Service is available Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. until 12 p.m.
E-mail your question to pltinfo@nybg.org
ORGANIZATIONS:
Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons
"An opportunity to join other gardeners and make your own gardening more
enjoyable." Lectures, round table discussions, plant exchanges, garden visits, a
monthly newsletter and the most comprehensive horticultural library on the East
End.
Southampton Rose Society
Offers membership for “individuals who simply share a love of our national flower.”
An affiliate of the American Rose Society providing horticultural education and
activities centered on rose cultivation.
Cornell Cooperative Extension websites:
- General Gardening Resources Home Page
Gardening Resources Index
"Your portal to gardening information at Cornell"
- Home Gardening
"A supplement to the Cornell Gardening Resources website"
- Suffolk County's Horticulture Leaflets Online
An encyclopedia of information about plants and their culture,
lawncare,vegetable gardening, meadow gardening, fruit trees, and the
identification and control of insect pests and diseases. An invaluable
resource.
- Resistance of Annuals, Biennials, Perennials, Groundcovers and Vines
To Deer Damage
Deer resistant plants specific to Suffolk County.
- Cornell University's New York State Master Gardener Program
Volunteers trained by Cornell Cooperative Extension in the art and
science of gardening. Neighbors teaching neighbors.
GARDEN CONSERVANCIES
Long House Reserve
Located in East Hampton. Jack Lenor Larsen's Garden.??
Madoo Conservancy
Located in Sagaponack, artist Robert Dash's Garden.
Bridge Gardens Trust
Located in Bridgehampton.
COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE:
Quail Hill Community Farm
One of the original CSA farms in the United States. Located in Amagansett and
serving over 200 families.
Edible East End
A magazine celebrating the harvest of the Hamptons and the North Fork season by
season. Highlights the produce and cultural practices of local farms and vineyards.
Available free at many local stores and markets.
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