Annuals,Perennials,Bulbs, and Herbs  A content/category search engine for advice and information.

Arboreta and Botanical Gardens Covers wildflowers, native plants, and endangered species.

Bird Checklist  Print a checklist to see how many you can spot of the over 400 species we have in Georgia!

Bird Gardening    A good content source from garden plans to attract and feed birds to information on how to help injured birds. Database also has fun sites on bird facts, songs, and much more.

  A Calendar of Blooms  from one of the Herbaceous Perennial Gardens of Georgia - at Barnsley (http://www.barnsleyresort.com)

Butterflies  #1 site for butterfly information on the web.  Includes link to butterflies for weddings and events.

Daylilies    The American Hemerocallis Society

Deer Resistant Plants  "Nibbling pansies for an appetizer, they progress to azaleas for the main entrée.  Then on to the daylilies for dessert." Find out what deer like or reject.

Drought Information and Plant Survival A database for every aspect of drought from lists of plants to gray water landscaping, even a drought watch and climate monitor.

Environmental and Conservation  Keeping informed.

Fire Ants...short of eating tics...what good are they?

Georgia Endangered Plant Stewardship  What you can do to help.

Georgia's Symbols  Learn all you can about this beautiful state.

Georgia Wildlife  Information and searches on Georgia's mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and invertebrates.

Habitat for Humanity  Official web site for this organization.

Keep Hartwell Clean and Beautiful  Courtesy of the Hartwell Chamber of Commerce" Welcome to Hartwell".

Lenten Roses   An often overlooked flower for the shade garden.

Plant Conservation Alliance  Created by the University of Georgia and the Conservation Alliance research Projects for the preservation of Georgia plant life.

Roses  American Rose Organization

Trees:   National Arbor Day Foundation

State Botanical Garden  " A 313-acre preserve by the University of Georgia to foster appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of plants and nature.  The Garden is a living laboratory."