Resources
Proven Winners

The Espoma Company

American Horticultural Society
The American Horticultural Society is one of the oldest national gardening organizations in the country. Since 1922, they have provided America’s gardeners with the highest quality gardening and horticultural education possible. AHS provides gardening education for all levels of skill, sources of information on any garden subject imaginable, a community of gardeners eager to share their experiences, introductions to great gardens around the world, great gardening events and activities, and much more. AHS strives to connect gardeners with the resources and knowledge they need to grow a successful garden. Take a look at organizations, societies, and clubs in your area and connect with fellow gardeners! To learn how to become a member and take advantage of all they have to offer, visit their web site at www.ahs.org.
Gardener’s Supply Company
This organically-minded company is based in Burlington, Vermont. They offer a huge assortment of products at great prices for the garden ranging from organic fertilizers, tools, pest control, sheds, pots, plants and much more! You can purchase products through their mail order division or at their store in Burlington. In addition to offering superior products, Gardener’s Supply Company is passionate about improving the environment and community. Each year they donate 8% of their profits back to the community and national non-profit organizations that are working on gardening, sustainable agriculture, environmental and hunger-related causes. www.gardeners.com
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society.
Founded in 1829, the Massachusetts Horticultural Society is dedicated to encouraging the science and practice of horticulture and developing the public’s enjoyment, appreciation, and understanding of plants and the environment. http://www.masshort.org/
Perennial Plant Association.

Master Gardeners
(also known as Extension Master Gardener Programs) are volunteer programs to advise and educate the public on gardening and horticulture. In the US, groups are affiliated with a land-grant university and one of its cooperative extension service offices. Typically, Master Gardeners receive extensive training and then provide information to the public via phone or email helplines, speaking at public events, writing articles for publications and the internet, and partnering with other community programs, gardens, and educational facilities. http://www.ahs.org/gardening-resources/master-gardeners
Gardening Societies, Clubs and Organizations http://www.ahs.org/gardening-resources/societies-clubs-organizations
Gardening Events by Region http://www.ahs.org/gardening-resources/events-by-region