links

The Garden Design Academy is pleased to suggest a number of web sites which may be useful to you. Please note that we accept no responsibility for the quality or accuracy of these external sites.

ACS Garden (Australia)
www.acsgarden.com
Global gardening resources. Latest news, plant directory, gardening advice, courses.

Magazines, organisations and listings sites

Country Smallholding magazine
www.countrysmallholding.com

The Gardeners Guild
www.thegardenersguild.co.uk
The UK's leading trade network for qualified domestic maintenance gardeners.

Training Providers – We're listed in the “Training Providers” section of the B2B Index

The Garden Media Guild
http://www.gardenmediaguild.co.uk - an association that brings together professional garden writers, authors, photographers, broadcasters, editors, lecturers and allied trades.

LiveToGarden.com America's premier community-oriented gardening website.

If you are looking for other types of training, check out the training-classes.com directory of workplace skills training seminars

Garden Go2Go Garden link site

Garden Forum
http://www.gardenforumhorticulture.co.uk somewhere you can come to ask plant and gardening questions, solve your problems and get help, hints, tips and advice.

www.plantlives.com is the home of Plant Biographies, an encyclopedia of plants and their interrelationship with man and the planet, their usage, practices, history, influence and unusual properties - from Xerxes to the present day.


Careers / recruitment

BloominggoodJobs Top internet resource for Landscape Jobs, Garden design and all other horticulture jobs. Visit our website at www.bloominggoodjobs.com for our listings of over 150 currently available horticulture jobs from top employers and recruitment agencies.

Thompson & Morgan Established in the UK in 1855, Thompson & Morgan has become one of the UK's largest mail order seed companies and offers an award-winning range of flower and vegetable seeds and gardening equipment to customers worldwide on its international website. Many of the varieties in the range were bred and developed by Thompson & Morgan's own team.

Links to non-horticultural sites