Using the criteria of sustainability to develop landscapes to conserve resources, restrict chemical use and reduce labor inputs.

Home study course to help prepare the student for a career as a professional landscape designer.

Planning and designing an attractive, useful, and water efficient landscape.

Introduction and instructions on inviting birds into your landscape.

Discusses specific design and construction practices to help minimize the reliance on pesticides.

More sensible landscaping for gardeners and nature lovers... practical steps to shrink your lawn and grow your pleasure.

Garden design ideas, with an emphasis on gardening in the Midwest region.

Home Landscaping course. Optional assignments and award of merit available for a small fee.

Provides information on tolerance, resistance, selection, and planting.

Information for homeowners on hardscape and softscape elements in landscape design. Includes a chat room and forum.

Ongoing series of articles on a variety of home landscaping topics, from plant choice and designing around problems to tours of gardens around the world.

Homeowners, Designers and Landscapers buy Marble Statues, Fountains, Tables, Benches, Busts, Gazeebos and Custom Marble pieces here. Your one stop resource for Beautiful Marble Creations.

Collection of articles loosely arranged around garden design, ranging from windowbox construction to plant selection.

A collection of articles on creating gardens, mostly taking the form of short tips and tricks.

A searchable photo gallery of yards and gardens, showing pictures of interesting plantings, combinations and layouts, garden art, paths, and structures.

Article on heriloom gardens as living history. Includes stories on Spanish influence, African American heritage, German gardens, English garden influences, and French Courtyard gardens.

Information on using landscaping to reduce energy bills.

Designing landscapes to reduce heating and cooling costs.

Photos and text describing over 600 ornamental plants. A database from Ohio State University.

Essay explaining how to combine elements of art and science to create a functional, aesthetic landscape.