Ep. 3-1: Gardening Resources

Welcome back for a third season of the podcast! I’m excited to have another season of this podcast to share with y’all! This episode talks about how you can support the podcast (via rating and reviewing the podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, or your favorite podcatcher!), how you can subscribe to the podcast newsletter, foraging safety, and I talk about a variety of gardening resources that you may or may not have heard of. Feel free to let me know of any resources you use in the comments below!

Music: “New Day” & “Early Morning Song Finch Duet” by Lee Rosevere


Show Notes:

Vlogger accidentally poisons herself during live stream.

Web Tools
NRCS/USDA Web Soil Survey
USFWS Wetlands Mapper

Plant Resources
USDA Plants Database
Lady Bird Johnson Wildlife Center Native Plant Database
Missouri Botanic Garden Plant Finder
Institute for Regional Conservation: Floristic Inventory of the Keys and South Florida, Natives for Your Neighborhood.
Floridata
Plants of the Northeastern US
The Biota of North America Program
Texas Invasives
Botanical Research Institute of Texas
Urban Harvest
USDA Plant Hardiness Zones

Extension Agencies
Texas A&M Agrilife Extension
University of Florida/IFAS Extension
LSU Ag Center
List of Extension Universities
What is the Cooperative Extension?
About Land Grant Universities

Plant Societies
American Horticultural Society’s list of Societies, Clubs, and Organizations

Field Guides
There are a plethora of field guides for states and regions—check Amazon or your favorite bookstore!
Discover Life Butterfly Key
Discover Life Caterpillar Key

Local radio shows
My favorite in Texas is Gardening Naturally with John Dromgoole based out of Austin, but you should be able to find someone locally in just about any decent sized city. If not you can always check them out online to listen!

Flickr & Instagram
Sonnia Hill
Keith Bradley
Jim Fowler
Eric Hunt
Alan Cressler
James Childress
Matt Buckingham
Badass Botanist
The Buckeye Botanist
Sargassum

You can also check out the Resources page for additional blogs and podcasts!

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