To help take some of the daunt
out of daunting there are links on this page that will help you find
specific
gardening related information.
Plant Information
Mountain States Wholesale Nursery
Here you'll find a plant database to help you decide what kind of plants
you're looking to add to your garden.
Mountain States
Wholesale Nursery List for Rabbit Resistant Plants
The cute little cottontail rabbits can chew away at expensive bedding
plants, shrubs and young trees making it impossible for them to grow.
Fortunately there are some plants that the bunnies usually avoid.
Western Sod's
Informative Chart on Different Lawn Sods
If you are wondering what kind of sod to add to your back yard this might be
the place to start. For more information on soil preparation, installation
and maintenance go to
Western Sod's
homepage.
Monrovia Growers
Growing plants since 1926 their familiar green containers are found in many
of Tucson's nurseries. Plenty of plant information on this site.
Plant
Urban Plant
Diseases
Here's a University of Arizona Cooperative Extension publication to help you
figure out what might be ailing your not so healthy looking plant.
Tomato Problem Solver
From the Texas Cooperative Extension Service here are common tomato
disorders found on the leaf, stem, root and fruit.
Citrus Diseases
From the University of Arizona Crop Information Site (ACIS) you can discover
some of the diseases that attack lemons, oranges, and grapefruits.
Miscellaneous Links of Interest
Citrus Tree
Irrigation
For the home gardener with citrus here is a University of Arizona
publication to help you figure out how much water the tree needs depending
on age, size, species, time of year, and soil type.
Tree and Shrub
Planting Guide
A University of Arizona Cooperative Extension guide for planting container
trees and shrubs.
What's Bugging You in Arizona
Site
A University of Arizona Cooperative Extension home page that leads you to
information on bugs, plant diseases, venomous animals, weeds and more.
John
Begeman's Gardening Information
If you missed his Sunday columns in the Arizona Daily Star , then you
can read the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Agent's
articles on-line.
